77% of Global CFOs Cite Security and Privacy Risks as AI Trust Gap Persists Despite Surging Adoption
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| Title: | 77% of Global CFOs Cite Security and Privacy Risks as AI Trust Gap Persists Despite Surging Adoption |
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| Authors: | Kyriba |
| Source: | Business Wire (English). 01/14/2026. |
| Abstract: | A striking paradox is shaping the finance function in 2026: while 67% of CFOs expect AI to drive the biggest transformation in their role over the next five years — a 14-point surge in just six months — 77% cite privacy and security as critical risks, creating a persistent trust gap that's defining how finance leaders approach innovation. New findings from Kyriba, a global leader in liquidity performance, reveal this tension sits at the heart of a broader confidence landscape where CFOs are maintaining steady optimism while carefully managing geopolitical and economic uncertainty. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
| Database: | Regional Business News |
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| Abstract: | A striking paradox is shaping the finance function in 2026: while 67% of CFOs expect AI to drive the biggest transformation in their role over the next five years — a 14-point surge in just six months — 77% cite privacy and security as critical risks, creating a persistent trust gap that's defining how finance leaders approach innovation. New findings from Kyriba, a global leader in liquidity performance, reveal this tension sits at the heart of a broader confidence landscape where CFOs are maintaining steady optimism while carefully managing geopolitical and economic uncertainty. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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