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Retail, distribution and consumer products companies are facing numerous challenges that have a significant impact on cyber security
Increase in cyber attack vectors, including IoT
POS systems, online transactions, and mobile devices introduce new vulnerabilities. POS malware steals payment card data and spreads through phishing. IoT devices (e.g., for inventory, manufacturing, or surveillance) are often poorly secured and can be exploited for attacks or used as bots in DDoS attacks.
Digital transformation and cost pressure
Companies must reduce operational costs while maintaining high service levels. Cloud and SaaS offer savings and flexibility, but introduce new security challenges.
Regulatory Compliance
Regulations such as PCI-DSS, GDPR, SOX, and Safe Harbor impose constantly evolving security requirements. GDPR in particular has a global impact, with fines of up to €20 million or 4% of annual revenue.
Adoption of Mobile Technologies and Advanced Data Analytics
The use of mobile devices for purchases, offers, and loyalty programs creates new attack vectors. Data analytics and AI systems, often cloud-based, require adequate protection.
Customer Expectations and Zero Trust Approach
Customers expect personalized experiences across all channels (physical stores, e-commerce, apps), but this requires secure management of their personal data both in transit and at rest.