Inside the Study: What EQ Data Revealed About Security Pros
In my research on burnout and executive coaching in cybersecurity, one finding stood out across both groups.
When Support Falls Short: EAPs May Not Be Enough for Security Professionals
Security professionals are different. Their pressure is different. Their daily experience is different.
Security Professionals Are Burning Out: Why?
“success is invisible, but failure is catastrophic”
From Burnout to Breakthrough: How Executive Coaching Can Help Reshape the Burnout Problem in Cybersecurity Workforces
It’s no secret that security pros operate under immense pressure on multiple fronts. And from industry studies to academic research, there is growing evidence that they are burning out – some at a rapid rate. Without help and interventions to protect them, are we approaching a precipice of unacceptable risk? Isn’t it also fair to […]
Space still available for volunteer participants in Cybersecurity research study
I recently invited volunteer participants to join my graduate research study about “What impact can executive coaching have in mitigating burnout for cybersecurity professionals?” I still have some spots left and I’m welcoming more to join. Who should participate? I am seeking individual volunteers in the cybersecurity profession (those who have or are currently receiving […]
The Infinite Loop: When Our Best Character Traits Become The Problem
You certainly have character traits in which you pride yourself. We all do. These qualities define us, drive our success, and embody our most cherished values. We may even be quite respected and admired for these amazing traits, often complimented for our consistent demonstration of character. And we lock on to these traits, because they […]
A coaching metaphor: Noise-to-Signal Ratio
When faced with a significant decision or a goal, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Whether you’re contemplating a career change, starting a new project, or pursuing a personal dream, the process can often resemble a cacophony of information. But what if we could use a metaphor from the world of signal processing to simplify this […]