Many organizations have gone to great lengths to secure their facilities, whether that is a single building or an entire compound. But as adversaries’ capabilities advance and attack planning cycles accelerate due to the increased availability of open-source information, the days when an organization’s physical security program started at the perimeter fence are behind us.
This new era requires security programs and initiatives that prevail both inside and outside of the perimeter. Security professionals need to think like an adversary, constantly envisioning how a current event—whether planned or unplanned—could be used to an attacker’s advantage.
Chronic stress can disturb the immune, digestive, cardiovascular, sleep, and reproductive systems, the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) explained in a fact sheet.
And when it comes to work, many people who experience chronic stress also begin to show signs of burnout—or mental exhaustion—especially in cybersecurity.
