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How to Keep Your e-Commerce Website Safe Before Cyber-Monday and Black-Friday

Exclusive cybersecurity session for the online-shopping sector

November 5, 2020 3:30pm CET
4:30pm IL time | 2:30pm UK time | 09:30am EDT

- Agenda:
• Cyber-Monday and Black-Friday - the new cyber risks you should expect
• Meet the Magecart attackers
• What is Web-Skimming and why you should be concerned
• The next generation of cyber-attacks on e-commerce
• How attackers can access your website to steal data
• What can online retailers do to stay protected?
• Q&A Session and security tips

- Free analysis!
After the webinar, participants will receive a special token for a free third-party risk website analysis.


Background:
If you are an online retailer or an e-commerce cybersecurity professional, you should be familiar with terms like Magecart attacks, web-skimming or form-jacking. These, as well as other forms of third-party risks, are affecting millions of online-shoppers and damaging a growing number of e-commerce websites, like yours.

Along with increased dependency on the Internet for both customers and business, hackers are also expanding their activities, targeting e-commerce websites like never before.
In many cases, attackers exploit the third-party apps that are running in your website and bypass your current security architecture. In such cases, attacks like web skimming, are the cause for customers’ financial data theft, directly from their browsers.

This growing phenomenon is expanding constantly. During the Covid-19 we’ve seen a 20% increase of attacks in average. Macy’s, Intersport, Páramo and even the famous British-Airways attack, are only few familiar examples of the growing threat we face today.
The exclusive security session will provide you an overview of the risks e-commerce face today along with best practices and know-how essentials about these growing threats.

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Nov 5, 2020 03:30 PM in Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna