We've curated 3 cybersecurity statistics about Detection to help you understand how identifying threats in real-time is evolving in 2025, enabling organizations to respond faster and more effectively to potential breaches.
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35% of security leaders reported a significant increase in the time from detecting an attack to resolution over the past 12 months, emphasizing the growing complexity of cybersecurity incidents.
73% of security leaders indicated that the time from detecting an attack to resolution has increased over the past 12 months, reflecting challenges in incident response.
Only 14% of organizations feel fully confident in their insider threat detection capabilities.
50% of financial services firms plan to invest or upgrade in advanced threat detection and response, such as MDR, EDR, SOC, in 2026.
More than a third of financial services firms said it would take a week or longer to detect and contain a breach.
6% of financial services firms admitted it could stretch into a month or longer to detect and contain a breach.
48.54% of IT decision-makers at financial services firms reported that threat detection and security response (MDR, SOC) is currently fully or partially managed by an MSP or MSSP.
52% of fintechs are evaluating AI-powered fraud detection tools.
51% of payment platforms are evaluating AI-powered fraud detection tools.
27% of respondents report that privacy-first technologies severely impact their fraud detection capabilities.
44% of respondents in sectors other than B2B SaaS/overall average are very confident in current fraud prevention tools to detect AI-powered attacks.
49% describe moderate impacts of privacy-first technologies on fraud detection capabilities.
66% of B2B SaaS respondents express high confidence in current fraud prevention tools to detect AI-powered attacks.
33% of banking respondents are evaluating AI-powered fraud detection tools.
81% of Pacesetters (most AI-ready group) report full capability to detect and prevent unauthorized tampering, compared to 29% of all companies.
29.27% of ransomware incidents involved initial access as the detected phase.
30.6% of organizations recognized they were being targeted by ransomware during or after data exfiltration had already begun.
13.11% of ransomware incidents involved encryption as the detected phase.
17.59% of ransomware incidents involved reconnaissance as the detected phase.
ExtraHop detects ransomware every 1.5 days across its customer base.