33% of respondents say AI agents shared sensitive or inappropriate data

89% of organizations have fully or partially incorporated AI agents into their identity infrastructure, with an additional 10% planning to do so

71% of enterprises state it is critical to urgently develop the capability to distinguish between human and AI agents.

98% of enterprises feel confident in their ability to distinguish between human and AI agents.

16% of organizations identify enabling AI agents or other autonomous systems as a main driver behind the use of APIs.

69% of employees say they are optimistic about the use of AI agents.

67% of employees believe that using AI agents in their day-to-day role will make their job easier.

25.0% of organizations expect AI agent security to require the most new investment in AI security over the next 12 months.

50% of employees in the Global Workforce say they are already using AI agents in their role.

On average, respondents felt that using AI agents would save them 3.1 hours each work week by assisting with work tasks.

55% of employees think managing AI agents would be easier than managing humans.

44% of employees report they are using AI agents effectively.

47% of employees think it’s likely they will be managed by an AI agent in the future.

60% of employees expect to use AI agents more effectively within the next year.

Just 37% of organisations have a data privacy team overseeing AI initiatives.

7% of organisations assess API risk monthly or less.

Only 22% of US consumers are comfortable sharing data with AI agents.

Nearly half (48%) of organisations currently use between 6 and 20 types of AI agents.

Almost a fifth (18%) of organisations host between 501–1000 AI agents.

Only 32% of organisations conduct daily API risk assessments.