Survey: 94% of Incidents Involve Anonymized Infrastructure. Teams Are Still Reactive

The cybersecurity landscape finds itself in a paradoxical situation: security teams are drowning in data yet starving for actionable intelligence. Despite unprecedented access to IP enrichment feeds, geolocation data, reputation scores, and an ever-expanding array of threat intelligence sources, organizations remain largely in the dark about who is actually orchestrating attacks against their infrastructure. This challenge has reached critical levels, according to new survey findings revealing an overwhelming majority of security incidents involve anonymized infrastructure.

Recent industry data indicates that 94% of security incidents involve anonymized infrastructure, with attackers increasingly leveraging masked identities, proxy networks, and hidden origins to evade detection. This anonymization trend affects virtually every sector, from financial services and healthcare to government agencies and critical infrastructure providers. The implications are far-reaching as organizations struggle to attribute attacks to specific threat actors, hindering both immediate response capabilities and long-term defensive strategies. Without clear visibility into adversary infrastructure, security teams remain trapped in a reactive posture, responding to attacks rather than preventing them.

For security operations teams, this trend compounds existing challenges. The overwhelming volume of alerts combined with the difficulty of distinguishing legitimate threats from