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C-Suite Mental Health Warning — 1 In 6 CISOs Medicate Or Use Alcohol

Posted on February 15, 2019 By Davey Winder

New report suggests many CISOs are turning to drugs and alcohol as cybersecurity stress and C-suite battles take their toll

A new global study of cybersecurity professionals has revealed the true extent to which the stresses and pressures facing the average CISO impact upon both professional and personal life. It should come as no surprise that stress is part of the job description for the CISO, and every one of the 408 questioned for the Life Inside the Perimeter: Understanding the Modern CISO report, commissioned by Nominet, said they were indeed experiencing stress. However, that 17% said that they had turned to medication or alcohol to help deal with that stress should be a statistic that shocks us all.

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