Ping Identity’s 2019 consumer survey reveals interesting insights about where residents of the U.S., Australia, France and Germany differ from one another in their cybersecurity concerns and behavioral trends. Check out the infographic to see which country’s respondents are most concerned about surveillance, which are least likely to sign-on to their accounts through a third-party service and more.

1. THE GEOGRAPHICAL GAP
IN THE ERA
OF DATA MISUSE
% of respondents that listed surveillance as
their top technology concern
Data based on a Market Cube survey commissioned by Ping Identity. 4,017 consumers in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, France and Germany were surveyed in July and August 2019.
More German respondents report
surveillance as their top concern for
the next year.
High Surveillance Concerns
% of respondents that use third-party
platforms to sign on to accounts
French respondents are the least likely to use
single sign-on options through third-party
platforms like Google or Facebook.
Not Fans of Single Sign-on
15%
FRDE AU US UK
13% 12% 11%
23%
While they are all affected by rampant data misuse and increasingly regular
data breaches, consumers in different parts of the world express different
security concerns and behavioral trends. Our recent survey reveals where
respondents from various countries differ from one another.
GERMANY
38%
42% 43% 43%
UKFR DE US AU
AUSTRALIA
FRANCE
UNITED STATES
% of respondents that use government
services online
Australian respondents are the
most likely to access government
services online.
Government Services Online
% of respondents that are more concerned
about security than they were one year ago
More American respondents report an
increase in their concern about security
from one year ago.
Growing Security Concerns
20%
37% 37%
29%
25%
UKAU DE US FR
50%
49%
AUUS UK FR DE
46% 46%
41%
60%