E-commerce retailers face nonstop security threats targeting their business, partners and customers. These include massive distributed denial-of-service attacks that disrupt operations, fraudsters seeking to steal lucrative payment card data and customers’ personal information, not to mention ransomware. Security and privacy risks also accompany retailers’ increasing embrace of artificial intelligence tools, cloud infrastructure and APIs.

For safeguarding e-commerce environments, the imperative is clear: security teams must repel attackers and attempted infrastructure disruption or hijacking while maintaining high levels of performance and a top-notch customer experience.

What are best practices for CISOs in e-commerce organizations to pursue, as they seek to balance security and performance in the age of AI and APIs? Which strategies help reduce operational overheads while ensuring rapid time to market as well as webpage response times? To what extent can firms streamline their policies and procedures, if not vendors and services?

This invitation-only roundtable on Secure E-Commerce: Best Practices for Balancing Security and Performance will provide answers to these and other critical questions.

Guided by insights from Christian Reilly, Field CTO at Cloudflare, the roundtable will also draw on the experiences of the attendees, who will discuss best practices for maintaining strong security and privacy across retail environments.