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More than half of business and technology leaders see attacks targeting artificial intelligence (AI) systems as their biggest cybersecurity preparedness gap, according to PwC’s 2027 Global Digital Trust Insights survey of 3,934 executives across 71 countries. The report found that 52% identified adversarial AI attacks as the leading gap, while organizations also face unclear accountability, data protection weaknesses, and shortages of AI security skills. Despite these concerns, 84% of security and finance leaders expect cybersecurity budgets to increase, and 58% rank AI among their top five cyber spending priorities, with responsible AI governance, platform hardening, and supply chain security among the leading areas for investment. Organizations are also deploying AI defensively, particularly for threat detection and alerting, fraud detection, and phishing detection and response.
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