Key Takeaway
Accenture’s State of Cybersecurity Resilience 2025 report reveals that only 10% of organizations are equipped to handle AI-driven cyberattacks. A significant 63% fall into the ‘Exposed Zone,’ lacking a cohesive cybersecurity strategy and the necessary technical infrastructure to combat modern threats. Paolo Dal Cin, Global Lead at Accenture Security, highlights that rising geopolitical tensions, economic instability, and complex operational environments, combined with AI-enhanced attacks, are increasing organizations’ vulnerability to cyber risks.
In its State of Cybersecurity Resilience 2025 report, Accenture presents a concerning reality: only one in ten organizations globally are equipped to combat AI-driven cyberattacks.
In contrast, 63% find themselves in what Accenture refers to as the ‘Exposed Zone’, indicating they lack both a unified cybersecurity strategy and the necessary technical foundations to withstand contemporary threats.
“Increasing geopolitical tensions, economic instability, and more complex operational environments, combined with AI-enhanced attacks, are making organizations increasingly susceptible to cyber risks,” states Paolo Dal Cin, Global Lead at Accenture Security and one of the report’s three authors.
