Forbes October 15, 2024
Tony Bradley

The role of cybersecurity leaders has never been more vital—or more stressful. A new study from BlackFog reveals that nearly a quarter of CISOs and IT Security Decision Makers are actively considering leaving their roles, with 93% citing overwhelming stress as the key driver. As organizations face mounting pressure from increasingly sophisticated cyberthreats, including AI-powered attacks, ransomware, and data exfiltration, CISOs are working longer hours with fewer resources. This growing cybersecurity burnout crisis has a direct impact on organizations, and highlights the urgent need for businesses to better support their security teams.

The Rising Pressure on Cybersecurity Leaders

The modern CISO’s role has evolved far beyond traditional IT management. Today, they are tasked with protecting vast digital ecosystems from an...

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