Cybersecurity for E-commerce and Retail

E-commerce and retail companies face both data theft and service outage risks because of their payment flows, customer accounts and traffic peaks during campaigns. Nokta Guard tests every customer-facing channel from payment pages to mobile apps and measures your resilience before campaigns.

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Common threats and systems

Card data theft through malicious code injected into payment pages.
Account takeover via credential stuffing and leaked passwords.
Business logic flaws in coupon, pricing and stock handling.
DDoS and malicious bot traffic during campaigns.

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Relevant regulations

If you store, process or transmit card data, or can affect the security of the payment page, see PCI DSS Penetration Testing. KVKK Technical Measures apply to customer data for every business.

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Recommended services

Web, mobile and API penetration testing, including business logic and payment flow tests.
Pre-campaign DDoS and stress testing.
Source code analysis for in-house software.
Cloud security testing for your cloud infrastructure, plus retesting.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

When should an e-commerce site be penetration tested?

We recommend testing at least annually and after significant changes to payment flows, membership or infrastructure. If your cardholder data environment is in PCI DSS scope, the standard's 12-month and post-change testing requirements apply.

Do we still need testing if a payment provider handles payments?

Even if card data is not processed directly by you, the site that loads the payment page and your integrations can still be attacked. We recommend confirming your PCI DSS scope with your payment provider.

What is the difference between pre-campaign load testing and DDoS testing?

Stress testing measures your application's performance limit under real user load. DDoS testing checks, in a controlled way, how well your protection layers hold up under malicious attack traffic.

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