Equifax publishes 2025 security annual report

By Public Technologies
  • Equifax published its sixth annual Security Annual Report, highlighting progress from its cloud transformation backed by a USD 3 billion multi-year investment.
  • AI triage agents auto-resolved nearly 50% of SOC tickets in 2025, sustaining a mean time to detect threats below one minute.
  • Guardrails for workforce AI use included a control layer that screens prompts and responses for data leakage or injection attacks.
  • Adaptive defenses blocked evasive malware, intercepted live deepfake attacks, supported daily prevention of more than 19.8 million threats in 2025.
  • Cybersecurity maturity rose to a 4.4 NIST framework score in 2025, extending outperformance versus major industry benchmarks for a sixth year.


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