Strengthening E-Commerce Security

🚨 Challenge Snapshot

◆ Increasing risk of account takeover, credential stuffing, and fraudulent checkout activity◆ Web and API exposure from frequent releases, third-party integrations, and plugin dependencies
◆ Concerns around customer data protection (PII) and payment-related security expectations
◆ Limited visibility into suspicious traffic patterns, bot activity, and abuse of promo/return workflows

🛠️ What KIS Implemented

◆ WAPT + AIPT assessment: deep testing of web storefront, checkout flows, and APIs for OWASP and business-logic abuse
◆ Authentication & session hardening: MFA/step-up controls (where applicable), stronger session handling, secure cookies, and anti-bot controls
◆ API security controls: improved authorization checks (BOLA/BFLA), schema validation, rate limiting, and abuse prevention
◆ Secure configuration & patch uplift: platform/plugin hardening, vulnerability remediation prioritization, and secure headers/baselines
◆ Monitoring & response readiness: detection rules for ATO patterns, bot spikes, payment/checkout anomalies, and incident runbooks
◆ Data protection improvements: tighter access to customer data, secure sharing practices, and logging for audit and investigations

✅ Results (Business Impact)

◆ Reduced likelihood of account takeover, data leakage, and checkout manipulation
◆ Improved resilience against bot-driven abuse and suspicious traffic spikes
◆ Stronger security posture across web, API, and third-party integration points
◆ Better visibility and faster incident response—protecting customer trust and minimizing downtime risk