Our research briefs collect citable statistics on AI and cybersecurity, including teen and college AI use, the cyber skills shortage, ransomware costs, data centers, AI-related layoffs, and the largest security companies. Each page links its primary sources, such as Pew Research Center, Gallup, ISC2, and IBM, and explains how the figures were gathered.
Cyber
AI cyberattack statistics
AI-enabled breaches, deepfakes and AI phishing.
View → CyberGenerative AI in cybersecurity
Adoption, savings and risks of security AI.
View → CareersHighest-paying tech majors
Early- and mid-career pay by major.
View → CompaniesLargest cybersecurity companies
Public cyber vendors ranked by recent reported security revenue.
View → LaborAI-related layoffs tracker
2026 monthly job-cut counts, company announcements and rehiring data.
View → InfraData center statistics
Facility counts, power demand forecasts and Big Tech capital spending.
View → ThreatsRansomware cost statistics
IBM and related breach-cost figures for 2025.
View → WorkforceCyber talent and skills gap
Job postings, workforce size and the skills gap from CyberSeek and ISC2.
View → TeensTeens using AI
Pew (primary) + Common Sense + College Board HS—cite hierarchy.
View → CollegeAI use among college students
Gallup, Instructure AI 2.0, Berkeley SERU, AI Index, campus AI deals.
View → EducationAI in education statistics
Student AI use plus federal counts of colleges awarding AI degrees.
View → CatalogAI degree report
Our catalog-native program counts and methodology.
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