As digital transformation has accelerated in other industries in recent years, retailers have been able to provide their customer base with an increasing variety of e-commerce options. Albeit there has been an expected post-Covid decline in e-commerce, due to the easing of restrictions and increased in-store purchases again, it is still expected that Global e-commerce will increase to USD $5 trillion by the end of 2022.
Cyber-criminals are constantly evolving their tactics and finding new ways to breach defenses, making it essential for e-commerce businesses to stay vigilant and regularly review and update their cyber security measures. Our consultants are equipped to help e-commerce businesses stay ahead of these threats and maintain the security of their systems.
Retail and E-Commerce businesses are often required by law to protect the personal data of their customers. This includes the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the EU.
Improving Customer Interaction while maintaining high standards of security can help protect customers' personal and financial information, which is essential for maintaining their trust and confidence in the business.
Risks in the supply chain can lead to delays, shortages, and other disruptions, which can result in financial losses for businesses. Being aware of these risks can help businesses mitigate their impact and reduce the financial risks they pose.
Training personnel in good cybersecurity practices is of critical importance in the retail industry.
Retail businesses have a responsibility to protect the personal and financial information of their customers. This includes protecting against data breaches, payment fraud, and other security threats. Managing security risks helps to ensure the safety and security of customers.
Retail and ecommerce businesses often have access to sensitive personal and financial information from their customers. Detecting and responding to cybersecurity intrusions can help protect this data from being misused or stolen.