Yes. Retail environments depend heavily on third-party platforms and payment processors, and each integration is a potential entry point. We monitor activity at these integration points and apply least-privilege principles so a compromised vendor connection is identified and contained quickly, rather than providing an unmonitored route into your environment.

Customer data now moves across in-store, online, and mobile channels, often through third-party platforms and integrations. We monitor for unauthorised access, credential misuse, and data exfiltration across these connected systems, so a compromise in one channel is caught before it spreads to others.

Retail attack volume rises sharply around peak trading periods, when detection speed matters most and internal teams are already stretched. Our 24/7 SOC coverage does not change during these windows, giving retailers the same analyst-led monitoring and response capacity during the busiest week of the year as during a quiet month.

PCI DSS-aligned MDR means continuous monitoring of the systems, networks, and access paths that touch cardholder data, backed by documented evidence of detection and response for auditors. We build reporting and alerting around the specific controls PCI DSS requires, rather than applying generic monitoring and hoping it lines up at audit time.

We monitor POS systems and payment infrastructure continuously, correlating identity, network, and endpoint signals so unusual behaviour around cardholder data is detected and contained quickly, rather than surfacing only after a breach has already occurred.