A quarter of chief information security officers (CISOs) suffer from mental and health disorders, a new survey shows. 91% of respondents admitted to experiencing moderate to high stress, and 26% said the stress was impacting them mentally and physically. Concerns about job security, inadequate budget and resources, and a continued lack of support from the board and upper management are contributing to the strain. Nearly one in five CISOs said their board members are indifferent to the security team and viewed them as an inconvenience.”]