In 2024, cybercrime is expected to cost the world’s internet users a total of $133.8 billion.
Breaches that affected organizations with fully deployed security AI solutions cost them, on average, $1.8 million less than businesses without them.
Organizations with AI cybersecurity took 100 days less to identify and contain these data breaches when they occurred, compared to those lacking them (IBM, 2023).
75% of security professionals have seen an increase in cyberattacks in the past year, and 85% blame AI.
Almost half (46%) of those same respondents believe generative AI (AI with the ability to create content) will leave organizations more vulnerable to cyber attacks than they were before AI (Deep Instinct, 2023).
Businesses are adopting an increasingly proactive, rather than reactive, approach to cybersecurity, with 2023 seeing a 95% increase toward this mentality vis a vis 2022 (Deep Instinct, 2023). Among cybersecurity experts’ top concerns around AI implementation were increases in privacy concerns (39%), undetectable phishing attacks (37%), and both the volume and velocity of attacks (33%) (Deep Instinct, 2023).
34% of organizations are already using or implementing AI cybersecurity tools.
69% of enterprises believe AI in cybersecurity is necessary due to the burgeoning number of threats that human analysts are unable to get to.
With AI, there will be a 150% increase in predictive analysis for cyber threats by 2025 (Zipdo, 2023).
Want more of this kind of data? Head to Techopedia’s roundup of the latest cybersecurity statistics.
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