The retail sector is grappling with alarming cybersecurity challenges and a significant gap in resilience strategies as revealed in the "2024 Futures Report: Cyber Resilience in Retail" by LevelBlue. Despite the rapidly evolving digital landscape, only 37% of surveyed retail executives are
The latest findings from LevelBlue's "2024 Futures Report: Cyber Resilience in Retail" underscore a troubling trend that plagues the retail industry—insufficient integration of cybersecurity into enterprise operations. Despite growing cyber threats, the majority of retail executives fail to
The retail sector is on the cusp of a digital revolution, marked by the increasing adoption of AI-powered data collection technologies. As high-street stores seek to stay competitive in an evolving market, they are turning to innovations like 3D LiDAR and eye-tracking to deepen their understanding
On July 10, 2024, Bassett Furniture Industries uncovered a significant unauthorized breach within its information technology (IT) systems, initiating swift and robust responses to contain the threat. Bassett immediately shut down affected systems, activated their incident response plan, and began a
AI-powered data collection is revolutionizing physical retail, particularly in high-street stores. While digital tracking has become commonplace online, its infiltration into brick-and-mortar settings opens up new vistas and poses new challenges. The shift from online to offline tracking raises
Big Data has revolutionized numerous industries, and the retail sector is no exception. As the market value of Big Data reaches unprecedented heights, retailers are leveraging this technology to stay competitive and cater to evolving consumer expectations. From e-commerce giants to traditional
