64% of organizations fail to continuously assess vendor and supplier security after onboarding.

9 working weeks per year are spent on vendor security reviews and risk assessments, compared to 7 weeks the previous year.

31% of financial services firms still rely on quarterly or less frequent cyber assessment and vulnerability reviews.

30% of internal financial services firms say they skip vulnerability assessments.

22% of executives at financial services firms acknowledge that a lack of regular vulnerability assessments is a significant weakness that could slow recovery.

Enterprises conducting six or more risk assessments per year report stronger overall risk discipline and telemetry scores.

20% of MSSP-supported financial services firms say they skip vulnerability assessments.

29.13% of IT decision-makers at financial services firms reported that vulnerability scanning / assessments is currently fully or partially managed by an MSP or MSSP.

7% of organisations assess API risk monthly or less.

Only 32% of organisations conduct daily API risk assessments.

Over 40% of Moldovan companies say they have discussed cybersecurity in strategic planning or business meetings.

Over half of Moldovan SMEs never offer any cybersecurity training for employees

About 45% of Moldovan SMEs have no formal cybersecurity policy and no plans to develop one.

Around 85% of Moldovan SMEs recognise that cybersecurity is important for their business.

46% of organisations still struggle with cloud vulnerability management.

Organisations detect an average of 17 vulnerabilities in their cloud environments per week.

67% of organisations conduct cloud vulnerability assessments monthly or more frequently.

96% of organisations conduct regular cloud vulnerability assessments.

Top challenges in managing cloud vulnerabilities include Budget constraints (35%), Integrating vulnerability management with existing workflows (34%), and Lack of skilled personnel (32%).

67% of organizations are now using risk and threat assessments to inform budget decisions. This is up from 53% in 2024.