In the field of Security, we take for granted the existence of multiple and complex stressors due to the nature of the subject, which revolves around the constantly threatened axes of physical and electronic security.

The presence of long-term stressors can lead to the development of burnout syndrome, a condition that is particularly dangerous if not addressed properly. The book Security Environment & Burnout Syndrome serves as a guide for identifying stressors, recognizing symptoms, measuring the syndrome, but above all, for effective prevention and recovery at both individual and organizational levels.

It should not be absent from the library of executives at all levels within the broader security environment and emergency management. It is aimed at security executives, law enforcement agencies (Police, Coast Guard, Fire Brigade), personnel from the Armed Forces across all branches/bodies, health sector personnel (Paramedics, Ambulance Crews, Emergency Medical Technicians), and Civil Protection authorities.