NRF PROTECT is the only retail security event that brings together cybersecurity, digital fraud prevention, asset protection, loss prevention and enterprise risk management leaders to confront the multifaceted threats in physical stores and ecommerce websites that lead to retail loss.
The rise in organized retail crime, physical security threats at retail stores, the growing risks of malicious and destructive cyber-attacks related to ecommerce websites, and persistent fraud risks to retailers and their customers. As these and more cyber and fraud threats expand, retailers must make investments to protect their systems, networks, employees and customer information.
That’s why it’s imperative for teams across the retail organization to understand these challenges and work together toward proactive solutions. At NRF PROTECT, cybersecurity and loss prevention professionals join forces, share, learn and align.
A full track of cybersecurity sessions that cover how to address critical cyber risks to your enterprise
Keynotes that cover the full breadth of shared retail loss and cyber-specific challenges
A FREE Solutions Expo filled with industry partners showcasing solutions to help you protect your enterprise's data and IT networks
The NRF Fusion Center, where you can partner with federal and local law enforcement agencies
A free Cybersecurity and Digital Fraud Tabletop Incident Response Exercise led by The Chertoff Group
Engaging the C-suite and Board on Risk - A Workshop for Senior retail leaders in partnership with PwC
Networking dinners for senior-level cyber and fraud prevention leaders
Recognition of cybersecurity and loss prevention leaders during the NRF PROTECT Awards
Developing effective cyber governance in retail
The evolving role of the retail CISO: Opportunities and challenges
Lessons from ten years of retail cybersecurity collaboration
Tales from the dark side — breaking down cyber attacks
Cyber analytics & fraud practitioners: Partners in security
CyberGPT: How retail security leaders can manage AI threats and opportunities
Mixed signals: Exploiting all data available to detect ORC
Hacking retail: Applying the hacker mindset to your objects
Understanding the transnational organized crime threat and its impact on retail