Ransomware Report 2027

“Based on insights from 400 IT and cybersecurity professionals, the 2027 Ransomware Report explores how the threat is evolving, how organizations are responding, and where new risks are emerging.”

The ransomware threat is evolving

Ransomware victimization has fallen back to approximately 18%, reversing last year’s increase. But ransomware remains a persistent threat: phishing is still the leading reported attack vector, while generative AI is creating new challenges for organizations and their employees.

What to expect

of organizations reported experiencing a ransomware attack, down from 24% in the previous report.

of respondents whose organizations had experienced ransomware identified email or phishing as an attack vector.

say GenAI has increased their organization’s concern about cyberattacks and ransomware.

believe their employees could confidently identify an AI-generated phishing or impersonation attempt.

What you’ll learn in the report

Discover what has changed, how ransomware attacks are getting in, how organizations are responding, and how AI is changing the threat landscape.

How ransomware victimization has changed compared with previous years.
Which attack vectors are most commonly reported and how phishing is evolving.
How organizations are strengthening disaster recovery, backup protection and security awareness.
How generative AI is changing ransomware concerns and putting additional pressure on the human layer.
The key priorities organizations should focus on to build stronger ransomware resilience.

Download the report to explore the latest ransomware trends, statistics and insights.