#AI Adoption

9 reports tagged "AI Adoption".

EU Cybersecurity Index 2024

The 2024 EU Cybersecurity Index (EU-CSI) provides an assessment of the cybersecurity maturity and capabilities of the EU and its Member States. The overall index score for the EU is 62.65, with most Member States scoring within 10 points of the average. The report highlights strengths in areas like SME data security and incident response, while identifying areas for improvement, such as AI adoption for cybersecurity and cybersecurity risk assessment practices.

Jun 2025Read →

Accenture

AI Security & AI Governance

Identity, Phishing & Access Security

State of Cybersecurity Resilience 2025

The report highlights the growing cybersecurity threats driven by the rapid adoption of generative AI, the widening security maturity gap, and the urgent need for organizations to adopt a Reinvention-Ready Zone approach to build resilience. It emphasizes the importance of integrating security into AI strategies, enhancing cyber capabilities, and addressing talent shortages to safeguard against modern threats.

May 2025Read →

Arctic Wolf

AI Security & AI Governance

SOC, Detection & Response

Navigating the Human-AI Relationship for Security Operations Success

A survey of 1,950 IT and security professionals highlights the growing adoption of AI in cybersecurity, with 73% implementing AI-driven solutions. While optimism is widespread, concerns about data privacy, costs, and AI's effectiveness remain. The report emphasizes the need for human-AI collaboration to achieve security success.

May 2025Read →

European Champions Alliance

AI Security & AI Governance

Identity, Phishing & Access Security

European Cybersecurity Mapping 2025

This report maps European cybersecurity vendors, highlighting their strengths and challenges in a dynamic market. It emphasizes European innovation and resilience against global threats.

Jan 2025Read →

European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)

AI Security & AI Governance

Threat Actors, Geopolitics & Intelligence

ENISA Threat Landscape 2025

The ENISA Threat Landscape 2025 report outlines the current cybersecurity threats in the EU, emphasizing the dominance of phishing as an attack vector, the prevalence of hacktivism through low-impact DDoS attacks, and the continued activity of state-aligned actors targeting public administration, transport, and digital infrastructure. It highlights the growing use of AI by threat actors and the persistent impact of ransomware.

Jan 2025Read →

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