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A new report confirms what most CISOs already know: The top security spot is stressful. And most CISOs only stick around for a little more than two years because the job is too taxing on mental and physical health. Nominet surveyed 400 C-suite executi… Continue reading Survey Confirms CISOs Stressed Out
After more than a decade of researching and writing about security leadership, naturally I have a lot of security executives in my network. One theme I note that is popping up more frequently lately in my news feeds is the need for security profession… Continue reading Why CISOs Need a Mentor (and What They Can Learn From One)
It ain’t easy bein’ a CISO. That’s a sentiment heard around the halls of business and in security departments around the globe. But there is also plenty of research that backs up the notion that running a security department is difficult, stressful, t… Continue reading Here’s What’s Causing CISOs Stress (and What to Do About It)
Take a high-pressure job, add in high-performance expectations, season with continual threats from hackers looking to steal your company’s electronic assets, and you have a sure-fire recipe for burnout. The list of things that keep chief information security officers awake at night—and some of them still in the office with their sleeves rolled up—are legion…
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