A global survey of 1,813 IT and cybersecurity professionals finds that despite the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, cybersecurity teams still spend on average 44% of their time on manual ...

In cybersecurity, being “always on” is often treated like a badge of honor. We celebrate the leaders who respond at all hours, who jump into every incident, who never seem to unplug ...

More needs to be done to prevent the cycle of burnout and churn which affects leaders, their teams and the overall security of the organization ...

Otherwise — cyber security is doing great — except for the billions in wasted spending AND the risk to our way of lifeIn a discussion with a CISO at the helm of a very large global financial ...

The constant vigilance required to protect against evolving threats, and the sheer volume of routine tasks that demand attention contribute significantly to burnout ...

An escalation in AI-based attacks requires security operations leaders to change cybersecurity strategies to defend against them. The study found 61% of respondents had experienced a deepfake incident in the past year, ...

Application Security (AppSec) leaders are facing increasing levels of burnout due to the demanding nature of their roles. This webinar addresses the critical issue of AppSec leader exhaustion, exploring the unique challenges ...

The majority of cybersecurity pros are experiencing some level of burnout, with more than half reporting they are likely to switch jobs next year ...

CISOs work in a stressful field that changes on a daily, sometimes hourly basis. The weight of the world is on their shoulders—externally, because of security threats to their organizations, and internally, ...

A surge of cybersecurity incidents and a general feeling of work overload is leading to widespread burnout among IT security professionals, two surveys indicated. A Cynet survey of chief information security officers ...