Industries · E-commerce
Cybersecurity for e-commerce
A compromised store means three weeks of downtime mid-season. A training and a continuity kit built for the reality of an online shop — Stripe, Shopify, WooCommerce.
01 —Your concrete challenges
E-commerce and online stores
Your whole business runs through your online stack.
48 hours of unavailability costs more than a year of cyber training. Backups, hosting resilience, and a failover plan aren't optional — they are your production systems.
Your customers trust you with their card.
Stripe handles PCI DSS, but you remain responsible for your checkout funnel, your admin access, and your backups. A breach on the store side erodes trust more durably than downtime.
Your customer database is a target.
Address files, order history, tokenised card data — your customer database has resale value. A breach triggers a 72-hour notification and trust takes months to rebuild.
Ad accounts are prime BEC targets.
Meta Business, Google Ads, and TikTok Ads accounts are common BEC targets. Without 2FA + alerting, multi-thousand-euro ad budgets can be siphoned overnight.
Why it matters
E-commerce concentrates everything attackers want: critical availability, cash flow, sellable personal data. And the attack window is well known: Black Friday, sales, holidays. Preparing means avoiding learning cybersecurity at the worst time of year.
Our recommendation
Essentials covers the basics (2FA, 3-2-1 backup, emergency plan) that eliminate the majority of incidents. For stores past €1M revenue who want to harden their stack before the next season, Upgrade — Cloud Hardening is the next step.
Let's talk about your situation.
A 30-minute call with a senior expert. You leave with your three priorities for this quarter — whether or not we work together.