Cybersecurity statistics about media
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Social media is the leading medium for successful scams at 34%, surpassing email (28%), phone calls (25%), text messages (24%), and online ads (21%) in 2025.
The publishing industry experienced 63% of AI bot triggers within the broader digital media industry in 2025.
Top-performing BFSI enterprises remediate over 9% of open flaws monthly, while lagging organizations have security debt in 85% or more of their applications.
Open-source flaws account for over 82% of critical security debt at financial firms, despite third-party code representing only 17% of total security debt.
35% of respondent organizations are not currently using their CI/CD pipelines for remediation but want to in 2025.
22% of respondent organizations are using their CI/CD pipelines to deliver fixes and remediations.
60% of respondents reported that fewer than 5% of vulnerabilities and misconfigurations recurred within a month of remediation in 2025.
35% of respondents cited rollbacks of patches as a cause of vulnerability recurrence.
91% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that their organization is improving in its ability to remediate vulnerabilities in 2025, according to a survey of respondents.
1% of respondents reported being 'not at all confident' in their organization's ability to remediate known vulnerabilities in a timely manner.
4% of organizations took more than 15 days to remediate critical vulnerabilities in 2025.
Companies that experience tool sprawl report 51% lower remediation confidence compared to those who did not experience tool sprawl in 2025.
Tool sprawl reduces confidence in remediation by 51% in 2025.
28% of organizations report that IT operations is primarily responsible for remediating vulnerabilities and misconfigurations reported by security.
42% of IT and security professionals reported working in both IT operations and security in 2025, according to a survey of 125 respondents
52% report on their remediation efforts ‘quarterly’, ‘rarely’, or ‘never’ in 2025, while only 18% run weekly reports.
26% of respondents stated that the recurrence of vulnerabilities and misconfigurations was between 6% and 10% within a month of remediation in 2025.
44% of security and IT operators indicated that auto-creating tickets with all relevant information would improve remediation in 2025.
18% of organizations surveyed reported tracking and reporting their remediation efforts on a weekly basis while 30% reported doing so monthly.
39% of respondents reported not using a vulnerability remediation tracking tool in 2025, relying instead on manual tracking using spreadsheets.