According to Statista, the primary concerns include data loss and leakage at 69%, data privacy and confidentiality at 66%, and accidental exposure of credentials at 44%. Despite these concerns, only one in five organizations assess their overall cloud security posture in real time.

AI is being utilized to scan networks for unusual activities that may indicate malware or attacks. However, while AI can make quick decisions based on known parameters, it still requires human analysts to interpret nuances and context that AI cannot fully grasp. This collaboration is essential for effective cybersecurity.

Cloud sovereignty refers to the requirement for data to be stored within the geographical boundaries of the country where it was created, ensuring compliance with regulations like GDPR. A Capgemini study found that 71% of enterprise leaders believe their organizations will adopt sovereign cloud services to meet these compliance needs, with worldwide spending expected to reach $1.3 trillion by 2025.