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Security Vulnerabilities:

Abnormal stress levels may also make critical employees more susceptible to security vulnerabilities, such as social engineering attacks or insider threats. Employees experiencing high stress levels may be more prone to making errors or lapses in judgment, increasing the risk of falling victim to phishing scams, data breaches, or unauthorized access attempts by malicious actors seeking to exploit their vulnerabilities.

Negative Health Impacts:

Prolonged exposure to abnormal stress levels can have detrimental effects on the physical and mental health of critical employees in the defense industry, including increased risk of burnout, fatigue, anxiety, depression, and other stress-related health issues. Addressing abnormal stress levels is essential not only for ensuring operational effectiveness and safety but also for safeguarding the well-being and resilience of critical employees

Physical security threats

Critical infrastructure is often closely linked to national security, with facilities such as military bases, defense research laboratories, and government installations playing a crucial role in defense capabilities and operations. Terrorist attacks targeting defense industry facilities or military installations can compromise national security by damaging or destroying critical assets, compromising classified information, or disrupting defense operations.

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Poorly workplace stress management increase all employees safety risks

Bad workplace stress management can increase the risk of accidents, injuries, and safety incidents among critical employees in all industries, particularly in high-risk environments such as military operations, defense research facilities, or manufacturing facilities. Impaired concentration, fatigue, or emotional distress resulting from abnormal stress levels can jeopardize the safety of personnel, equipment, and assets, leading to potential injuries or damage.