The use of artificial intelligence (AI) by information technology (IT) professionals in the U.S. was analyzed in a recent report by GetApp. 

IT leaders request stronger risk management.

A survey reveals IT and corporate leadership attitudes toward organizational security preparedness. 

IT budget constraints are here to stay; thankfully, IT leaders can balance software needs with limited budgets.

A report found that 68% of IT workers feel overwhelmed by the number of technical resources that are required to access the data they need to work.

According to a recent report by AppDirect, 45% of IT leaders faced a security breach within the last year and 49% consider human error as top concern.

According to a recent cybersecurity predictions report, the top 2024 risk cited by internal audit leaders is cyber and data security (80%).

According to a recent zero trust and data protection report, one of six organizations experienced multiple losses of data in the past 12 months.

The reputational risks and financial costs of cybercrime are only growing in this interconnected world, and security leaders have to be prepared.

According to a cloud native security report by Venafi, 87% percent of security and IT leaders have started moving legacy applications to the cloud.