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SURVEY REPORT

Cyber & Risk Survey Report industry insights

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See how industry leaders manage risks

 

Cyber threats, compliance pressures, fraud risks and AI challenges are shifting across industries.

 

Our industry Cyber & Risk Survey Reports reveal how leaders are managing these risks now, and where key gaps remain. Whether you're in banking, energy, manufacturing, healthcare or another sector, you can access industry-specific insights to help inform your upcoming risk and resilience decisions.

 
 

What’s in the report?

  • Asset Management: Although 60% of asset management leaders cite talent shortages as a top barrier to integrating risk programs, just 11% rank training and capability building as a top transformation priority.

  • Banking: Almost half (47%) of banking leaders said poor risk integration causes increased fraud exposure, and almost a third (30%) still run cybersecurity, audit, compliance and fraud as separate teams with only periodic coordination.

  • Construction & Real Estate: Seventy-six percent of construction and real estate leaders said cybersecurity is a major source of future risk or regulatory scrutiny. Yet only 39% report that their risk models are integrated (30%) or enterprise-wide (9%).

  • Energy: Delayed incident detection is identified as a leading resilience risk from insufficient integration by 65% of respondents in this industry, and 58% report limited real-time visibility into control performance.

  • Healthcare: Although 60% of leaders describe their risk management structure as integrated or enterprise-wide, 69% cite delayed incident detection as a leading resilience risk from insufficient integration.

  • Insurance: Almost half (46%) rate their risk and compliance programs as advanced or leading, but 64% say third-party involvement limits their ability to respond to fraud, misconduct or compliance events.

  • Manufacturing: Sixty-five percent report technology limitations as a top challenge to integrated risk management, but 69% say they have already applied AI for shared risk monitoring and reporting.

  • Media & Entertainment: Risk functions are separated or informally coordinated for 30% in media & entertainment, compared with 13% across industries. Meanwhile, 39% cite reputational damage as a major resilience risk resulting from insufficient risk integration, compared with 30% in the overall sample.

  • Private Equity: Eighty-four percent say siloed structures or fragmented ownership are an obstacle to stronger risk, compliance and controls. And 58% say inconsistent risk frameworks are a top challenge limiting risk management integration.

  • Professional Services: Although more than half (54%) report that their risk management functions are integrated or enterprise-wide, 72% say data quality, availability or visibility is a barrier to better integration.

  • Technology: Data quality, availability or visibility is a top cybersecurity challenge for 76% of tech respondents, and 63% say operational resilience and business continuity is a top risk and compliance transformation priority. 
 

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