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Jess Burn

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Senior Analyst, Security and Risk at Forrester Research

Principal Analyst for Security & Risk @forrester: CISO role, security talent mgmt, IR & crisis mgmt, email security | Adopt don't shop!🐈🐕 | Tweets are my own

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  • 2 months ago | forrester.com | Jinan Budge |Jess Burn |Paul McKay |Tracy Woo

    We are thrilled to announce our research, Deconstructing Human-Element Breaches, detailing the many and varied risks posed by and to humans — a problem that has plagued cybersecurity teams for decades. Forrester clients can use this research as a catalyst for productive conversations with executives and peers across functions about controls to mitigate the human element breach types most common to their organizations and industries.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | forrester.com | Fiona Swerdlow |Jess Burn |Kelsey Chickering

    Holiday offers started some time ago, but the US holiday shopping season has now launched in earnest. NRF and Prosper Insights estimate that the five-day period from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday saw 197 million shoppers – the second highest number since 2017. Adobe Analytics reports that US consumers spent $41.1 billion online during that time. We forecast that the season overall (November and December) will see $257 billion in US online sales.

  • Dec 2, 2024 | forrester.com | Jess Burn |Kelsey Chickering |Stephanie Liu

    It’s the most frantic time of the year, isn’t it? From “Black Friday Starts Now!” on November 1 through to “Place your order by December 18 for guaranteed delivery!” and finally to “There’s still time!” and “Great last-minute gifts!” it would certainly seem so by looking at most people’s overflowing personal in-boxes.

  • Jul 15, 2024 | forrester.com | Paddy Harrington |David Holmes |Jess Burn

    Two recent sets of vulnerabilities discovered in medical IoT devices, one in lab testing gear and one in a temperature sensor, the latter of which brings back memories of the infamous fish tank sensor hack in Las Vegas, highlight the need for implementing Zero Trust principles when deploying IoT devices.

  • Jun 25, 2024 | forrester.com | Jess Burn |Joseph Blankenship |Andras Cser

    Earlier this month, the Town Manager of Arlington, Massachusetts notified constituents that Arlington fell victim to a classic cybercrime, business email compromise (BEC). Through account compromise of its employees and account spoofing of its vendor, bad actors were able to reroute four monthly electronic funds transfer payments for a high school building project totaling nearly $500k. The fraud was uncovered when that vendor notified the town that they hadn’t been paid in four months.

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