Security & compliance scanning for Retail & e-commerce

Why Retail & e-commerce teams pick KollGuard

• Web-app DAST inspects your live checkout — TLS version, HSTS, CSP, cookie flags, CORS credential reflection, exposed files — the surface PCI Requirement 6/11 cares about.
• The database scanner finds cardholder and customer data at rest without encryption or access controls (PCI Req 3, GDPR Art 32).
• Code & secret scanning catches leaked Stripe and payment-gateway keys before they become a breach.
• One scan maps to PCI DSS v4.0, SOC 2, GDPR and ISO 27701 together — the frameworks a retail security review actually spans.
• A pentest tracker records the scope and reports PCI Requirement 11 expects, alongside the continuous scanning between engagements.

Retail & e-commerce-specific guides

Frequently asked

Does KollGuard make us PCI compliant?

KollGuard scans the systems PCI DSS v4.0 covers — checkout web app, cardholder database, and payment secrets — and maps findings to the requirements so you can close the gaps. Formal PCI compliance still involves a QSA or a self-assessment questionnaire; KollGuard produces the technical evidence and continuous monitoring behind it.

We use Stripe — does that reduce our PCI scope?

Yes, using a hosted/redirect payment provider like Stripe reduces scope significantly, but not to zero: your storefront TLS, session cookies, CORS, leaked API keys, and any customer PII you store are still in scope. KollGuard scans exactly those.

What about GDPR for our customer data?

The database scanner flags customer PII stored without encryption or access controls, and maps it to GDPR Art 32 and ISO 27701 — the same scan that covers PCI. One pass, both regimes.

Can you scan a headless / API-only checkout?

Yes. The web-app scanner works against any public HTTP(S) endpoint after an ownership check, and the code/database scanners cover the services behind it.