Webinar

How AI is Reshaping the Cybersecurity Landscape -

Exclusive Survey Insights 

Wednesday 5th March 8am PT | 11am ET | 4pm GMT
Featured speakers
Max Salisbury
Head of Content Marketing
Hanah Darley
Director, AI & Security
Strategy, Field CISO

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Webinar

How well do professionals understand different AI technologies, and what are leaders prioritizing in 2025?

In the second edition of our annual landmark AI cybersecurity survey, Darktrace asked 1,500 cybersecurity professionals about their attitudes towards AI, testing their perception of the threat, their comprehension, and their game plan. 
In this 30 minute conversation, we’ll dive into the findings.

Not one to miss.

78% of CISOs now admit AI-powered cyber-threats are having a significant impact on their organization. But how well do professionals understand different AI technologies, and what are leaders prioritizing in 2025?

In the second edition of our annual landmark AI cybersecurity survey, Darktrace asked 1,500 cybersecurity professionals about their attitudes towards AI, testing their perception of the threat, their comprehension, and their game plan. In this 30 minute conversation, we’ll dive into the critical findings – and see how global trends compare to what our audience thinks, with live polls and an interactive Q&A. Not one to miss.

Our Speakers

Max Salisbury
Chief Survey Officer
Hanah Darley
Director of Speaking Fast and Well

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agree that AI-powered cybersecurity solutions significantly improve the speed and efficiency of prevention, detection, response and recovery from attacks

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nearly half of survey respondents say they still don’t feel prepared for the reality of AI-powered cyber-threats

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agree the use of AI within the security stack is critical to freeing up time for their security teams to become more proactive in dealing with threats

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expressed a preference for solutions that do not require their data to be shared externally for model training or otherpurposes

How CISOs are turning to AI to fill the

skills shortage

Despite ‘insufficient personnel’ being considered the greatest inhibitor to defending AI-powered threats, increasing cyber security staff is not a priority.

Challenges

Headcount is the biggest problem...

Our survey found that it isn’t budget, or lack of executive or board-level awareness that are seen as the obstacles to dealing with AI-powered threats. Insufficient personnel leaped into the #1 spot for greatest inhibitors.

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Priorities

... but very few are planning on hiring

Increasing staff is at the bottom of the priority list, with 11% (and only 8% of executives) planning to increase cybersecurity staff in 2025 – even less than in 2024. Top of the list? Adding AI tools to the existing stack.

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Global insights

Hear from 1,500 cybersecurity professionals

around the world

From CISO / CIO level to IT Directors, Security Operations Specialists and Admins. Discover how perspectives change across countries, industries, and job titles.

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Uncover the complete findings from the 23-question survey. See how these results break down by org size, job title, industry and region, and get practical advice on dealing with the reality of cybersecurity in the era of AI.