Checkout and Public Application
WAF, DDoS protection, bot management, vulnerability management and hardening to reduce vulnerability exploitation and automated store abuse.
Security and resilience for online stores
We protect your checkouts, accounts, emails and infrastructure without sacrificing the performance or availability of the store.
Context
Security should reflect how the organization works.
For e-commerce, a security issue is a quick and a revenue issue. Website, payment integrations, administration accounts, and commercial email form the same attack area.
In e-commerce, security and availability have a direct impact on revenue. Checkout, CMS, administrative accounts, payment integrations, email and providers are part of the same attack area.
The Priorities: Checkout · Availability · Admin access · Email · Recovery
Risk in e-commerce
The context of the sector helps us to separate the relevant exposure from the controls that just look good in a checklist.
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Exploiting vulnerabilities in CMS, plugins or integrations
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Credential stuffing and compromising administrative accounts
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Phishing/BEC in relation to suppliers and payments
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Downtime or data corruption in critical periods
What should be protected as a priority
The focus is built around sector-specific operations, data and dependencies, not by renaming a generic package.
Traffic and availability
We review capacity, cache, dependencies, and recovery before major campaigns so that security doesn’t become a compromise made in times of high traffic.
Administrative accounts and suppliers
MFA, minimum required access, role separation and integration review reduce the risk that a single compromised account will provide extended control over the store.
Payments and Reduction of Risk Area
We analyze processor integration and checkout flows to limit unnecessary data exposure and to keep technical responsibilities clearly separate between the store and payment providers.
Security and compliance linked to the same risk
We can combine assessment, controls, evidence, application security and email identity only where they reduce risk or support the real requirements of the organization.
Compliance
Managed Compliance
Risk, controls, evidence and audit readiness managed in a continuous program.
Cyber Security
Cyber security
Assessment, hardening, identity, monitoring and incident readiness tailored to how the organization works every day.
Email & Domain Security
Email security
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, anti-spoofing and phishing/BEC protection for the digital identity of the organization.
Website Security
Security website
WAF, DDoS protection, malware scanning, hardening and recovery for public applications and websites.
Program integrat
Performance, fraud and cyber security are not separate issues
A store can lose income both through downtime and by compromising an account, bot abuse or vulnerable integration. The program should be built around the real journey of ordering and store addictions.
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WAF and DDoS protection without unnecessarily blocking legitimate traffic
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Review Before Black Friday, Campaigns and Major Platform Changes
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Hardening for accounts, CMS and critical integrations
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Planned backup and recovery for controlled return after incident
Rezultate
What remains after the project?
We do not just pursue the delivery of documents. The goal is a clearer technical and operational posture that can beined, verified and demonstrated.
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WAF and hardening for public application
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Protected and monitored administrative access
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Email/Domain Identity is Harder to Fake
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Backup and recovery ready for quick recovery
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about E-Commerce
How do you prepare for Black Friday or other traffic peaks?
We analyze caching, origin, dependencies, rate limiting, anti-bot protection and recovery plan early on. The goal is that security and performance measures be tested before the event, not changed in a hurry on the day of the campaign.
Does ZebraByte process or store the store’s card data?
Architecture must use appropriate payment processors and integrations, and we focus on the security of the store, integration, accounts and infrastructure we control.
What type of automated attack is relevant to an online store?
Depending on the store, credential stuffing, aggressive scraping, form and checkout abuse, vulnerability scanning or DDoS traffic can occur. Controls should be calibrated on the actual behavior of the application, not just generically enabled.
Is it mandatory to migrate to ZebraByte hosting?
No. We can evaluate and secure an existing architecture if the platform allows the necessary measures. Secure managed hosting becomes relevant when operational limitations, recovery or infrastructure control justify the move.
Security and compliance in one program.
We can start with a punctual assessment, without the obligation to change existing suppliers, then we implement and operate only the measures required by scope.
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