June 15, 2021
For obvious reasons, the retail industry over the last year has moved to greater online services and digital solutions. Cyber criminals witnessed this unprecedented migration towards digital expansion and were in lockstep shifting their attacks to take advantage of the changing trend. With this exposure, cybersecurity, such as advanced threat protection and secure networking, are no longer a nice to have, and instead are a necessity.
The big challenge for most retail brands is that their security teams are not built to handle this growth and increased attack vectors. Fortunately, there are managed network security programs that take the burden and cost of keeping this enhanced technology safe for both the business and its customers. This takes the burden off your already over-worked staff and allows your business to continue to grow and meet consumer demands.
Retailers are under increased pressure to cater to new generations of hyper-connected shoppers, adapt to ever-changing consumer behaviors, and optimize point-of-sale (POS) transactions. Listen as Jason Graf, VP of Product Development for Netsurion shares what you should look for in your cybersecurity table stakes, including:
It's time to ramp up your organization's defenses against the cybersecurity threats that put you and your customers at risk. Join Netsurion and discover that you are not alone in protecting your data.
Jason has become a trusted and expert information technology and cybersecurity professional since starting his career in 2000. His network security expertise, combined with his business acumen, enables him to drive product development at Netsurion. Jason develops a purpose-built solution for restaurant networks, which, coupled with optional managed services by Netsurion's NOC and SOC, is transforming the business at over 20,000 locations across North America.
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