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Ivanti's latest research — a survey of 1,500 IT professionals and 2,400 office workers across six countries — reveals a striking reality: AI adoption in IT operations has crossed a critical threshold. More than half of organizations are now deploying AI broadly across multiple workflows or at full business-critical scale. Only 2% report no AI use at all.  But adoption alone doesn't equal...

Ivanti surveyed over 1,200 security professionals to understand the nature and severity of threats, as well as how organizations are evolving to match the dynamic landscape. This report highlights major gaps in businesses cybersecurity maturity, including lack of preparedness against critical threats, gaps in AI deployment across cybersecurity teams, communication gaps between security and leaders...

Ivanti’s research — a global study of more than 600 executive leaders, 3,900 IT / cybersecurity professionals and 8,400 office workers around the world — examines how autonomous endpoint management (AEM) ensures continuous compliance, proactively reduces downtime and helps employees reclaim lost productivity.  Despite strained resources, patching alignment challenges and ramping pressure to manage...

Ivanti’s research — a global study of over 3,000 IT professionals and 6,000 office workers — examined how AI can enhance ITSM automation and be a transformative tool to build organizational resilience.  IT organizations are struggling with a complex set of obstacles that strain resources and impact service delivery and IT professionals are convinced of AI’s ability to improve productivity and effi...

Ivanti’s research — a survey of over 3,000 IT and security professionals and 6,600 executives and office workers — revealed that poor access controls and widespread unmanaged device use are leaving organizations networks and data wide open for cyberattackers. As IoT sensors, smart cameras and remote equipment, lack of IT control and visibility increases the risk at the edge of corporate networks  ...

Title: 2025 Digital Employee Experience Report: Next-Level DEX  Show notes:  Ivanti surveyed over 3,300 IT professionals and end users around the world to understand what organizations are doing to enable positive digital employee experience (DEX) and the significant barriers organizations face in delivering frictionless experiences. Organizations self-report high levels of confidence in their dig...

Patch management is fundamental to effective cybersecurity. So why are most organizations still struggling with patch prioritization and implementation?   Ivanti’s research — a global study of more than 2,400 executive leaders and cybersecurity professionals — explores how risk-based patch prioritization elevates patching to a proactive, high-performing security strategy.   Listen to “Risk-Based P...

Title  Exposure Management: From Subjective to Objective Cybersecurity  Show notes  Ivanti’s research — a global study of more than 2,400 executive leaders and cybersecurity professionals — delves into how exposure management offers cybersecurity and executive leaders a more informed and intelligent approach to risk but misaligned priorities and data accessibility barriers impede cybersecurity eff...

Ivanti’s research — a global study of more than 7,000 global office workers and IT professionals examined how employer and employee expectations are reshaping the meaning of flexible work in an era where many employees are experiencing pressure to return to working in the office.   We’re at an impasse around the best way to work:  Company leaders hope to improve productivity by bringing employees...

Ivanti’s research — a global study of over 2,400 security and IT professionals and executive leaders —examines how organizations can embrace a more effective and evolved approach to managing cybersecurity risk by embracing exposure management.   Despite 89% of boards calling security a priority, the research reveals gaps in organizations' ability defend against high-risk threats. As attack su...

Ivanti’s latest research report surveyed over 15,500 executives, security and IT professionals and office workers to reveal how undervaluing employee experience can hinder digital transformation efforts.  Successful digital transformation requires a positive end-user experience, but most organizations still don’t prioritize digital employee experience (DEX) as a critical variable. Research finds t...

Ivanti’s latest research report surveyed over 14,500 executives, security and IT professionals and office workers to understand how organizations are managing the double-edged sword of gen AI in cybersecurity — and the processes, technology and talent needed to fortify defenses.   Cybersecurity teams are optimistic about gen AI’s ability to improve workflows and enhance threat detection and respon...

Ivanti’s latest research — a study of over 15,500 unique executive leaders, IT professionals, security professionals and office workers around the globe — finds that inefficient workflows and insufficient data make it difficult to deliver high-quality IT service experiences. Help desks are struggling under massive workloads and not prioritizing end-user experience.   The research shows a surprisin...

Ivanti’s latest research report surveyed over 20,000 unique executive leaders, IT professionals, security professionals and office workers around the globe to understand how organizations can strike a better balance between security and digital employee experience.  Our research revealed that cybersecurity teams often don’t take user experience (UX) into account when designing security policies an...

Ivanti’s latest research — a survey of over 7,800 IT professionals, executives and end users around the world — finds that supporting positive digital employee experience (DEX) can drive productivity, satisfaction, cost efficiency and much more. However, IT and business leaders must overcome barriers to deliver truly frictionless digital experiences to their employees.   Ivanti’s research underlin...

Ivanti’s latest research report surveyed over 3,000 executive leaders, security professionals and IT professionals to reveal the risks and consequences of inaccessible data and provide best practices for effective data management.   Organizations are drowning in inaccessible, incomplete data. Without standardization and effective data management, IT leaders can’t unlock valuable insights and effic...

Ivanti’s latest research report surveyed over 3,000 executive leaders, IT and cybersecurity and found that today’s organizational leaders and CISOs are often misaligned when it comes to prioritizing cyber risks — and this can result in critical financial, operational and reputational damage.  Cybersecurity is now a board-level issue, yet our latest research finds that organizational leaders appear...

As attack surfaces expand rapidly, so does cybersecurity risk from undetected and unmanaged assets and devices.   Ivanti surveyed 7,300 IT and security professionals to understand the scale of the problem and provide strategies for comprehensive attack surface management.  Ivanti's latest research report demonstrates how effective attack surface management (ASM) combines people, processes and...

Ivanti’s latest research — a study of over 7,300 office workers, IT professionals and organizational leaders across the globe — finds that misalignment between IT and security misalignment can have drastic consequences for businesses including slower threat responses, unplanned downtimes and unmanaged devices.   What steps can be taken to ease this tension between IT and security and implement a p...

Ivanti’s latest research — a study of over 7,000 leadership-level executives, cybersecurity professionals and office workers — finds cybersecurity is widely viewed as a top organizational priority, even at the board level. This board-level attention is critical because it positions cybersecurity not simply as a technology risk, but a critical business risk.   Ivanti research also underscores an on...

Ivanti’s research — a global study of 7,700 executive leaders, IT and cybersecurity professionals‌‌ and office workers — highlights a new major priority in the Everywhere Work movement — flexibility. To hold onto top talent, organizations need to empower employees to work from anywhere at any time.   However, the report also revealed the additional IT burden and incremental security risks that hyb...

Ivanti’s latest research — a study of over 16,200 office workers, IT professionals and organizational leaders across the globe — finds that the Everywhere Work movement has put added pressure on high-value IT talent, and organizations are struggling with IT burnout, knowledge management and asset visibility. These challenges are delaying important digital transformation and digital employee experi...