E-Commerce Blog

You know the basics of GDPR – but it's in practice that things get really exciting. What happens when agencies, tracking tools, or international providers come into play?

You integrate new tools, improve the UX - but do you also keep an eye on data protection? Many GDPR traps lurk in the details: in web tracking, in plugins or in the transfer of payment data.

PCI DSS 4.0.1 is here – and it’s changing the rules for online shops. Make sure your systems are ready.

Online commerce is growing rapidly - and with it the risk of cyber attacks on payment data. PCI-DSS sets clear security standards to ward off these threats and protect customer trust. From March 31, 2025, compliance with the new requirements of PCI-DSS 4.0.1 will become even more important.

E-commerce companies must comply with EU accessibility law by June 2025.

Given the rising threat of cyberattacks, it is crucial to safeguard your online store with targeted security measures.

Online stores are the backbone of modern retail. Any downtime or data loss can have catastrophic consequences, both financially and for a company's reputation. This is where backups come into play – an essential component of every e-commerce company's IT strategy.

Effective software lifecycle management (SLM) plays a crucial role in the security of e-commerce platforms and online stores, as it ensures that security measures are considered at every stage of software development and maintenance.

Almost daily, you hear about new security breaches where sensitive data is stolen or misused. In this context, it is crucial that you understand the significance of patches and updates as indispensable tools for ensuring IT security.

Welcome to our blog series dedicated entirely to the topic of Cyber Security for your online shop. We understand that you're working hard to provide your customers with the best and safest shopping experience. But how secure is your online shop, really?