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Retail · For Multi-Store Chains and Direct-to-Consumer Brands

Per-store evidence, rolled up across the entire footprint.

PCI assessors do not care that you have a thousand stores. They care that the inventory at each one is verifiably current. CybrIQ runs Layer 1 visibility across the store footprint and the corporate office, produces a per-store evidence pack that rolls up cleanly across the portfolio, and flags the kiosks, signage, and back-office devices that arrive vendor-managed and stay invisible to the corporate IT team.

CybrIQ discovered-assets view from a retail deployment. Devices flagged for review including a Cisco switch, a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B identified as an attack tool, and other anomalies the corporate audit team would want to see before the next PCI cycle.
The Retail Visibility Gap

Where the visibility gap lives in a retail footprint.

Kiosks and self-checkout.

Vendor-managed firmware, vendor-managed lifecycle, on the same fabric as the POS. Each one a PCI scope question the corporate audit team has to answer for every audit cycle.

Digital signage and customer-facing displays.

Network endpoints with their own management plane, deployed by visual-merchandising teams that are not the IT team.

Back-of-store networking.

Mixing closets, contractor laptops during refresh projects, the cheap switch behind the AV closet to extend connectivity. All on the wire, often missing from the asset register.

Distribution centers and warehouses.

OT-adjacent infrastructure (scanners, conveyors, automated systems) that touches the corporate network. Outside the typical IT scope, inside the audit scope.

Frameworks We Map

What CybrIQ produces, mapped to the controls that govern this industry.

  • PCI DSS 4.0 Requirement 12.5.1 inventory, 11.5.1 IDS at the perimeter, 1.2.4 NSC review. CybrIQ produces the underlying inventory all three reference, per store and rolled up.
  • State privacy laws California CCPA / CPRA, Virginia VCDPA, and the rest. Knowing which devices touch customer information is a precondition for the rest of the program.
  • NDAA 889 Publicly traded retailers with any federal contracts (uniforms, food service, government accounts) inherit 889 enforcement. CybrIQ identifies covered vendors at the wire.
  • ISO 27001 Asset inventory and configuration management controls in a globally consistent format. CybrIQ produces the underlying record once, mapped to the ISO 27002 control set.
Outcomes

What changes for the Retail team that runs this.

Per-store evidence
Consistent
Each location produces the same evidence shape, dated and structured the same way. Audit findings stop being store-specific and start being categorical.
PCI scope
Closed
The asset-inventory category is the most-cited PCI finding for multi-store retailers. CybrIQ closes it categorically with continuous Layer 1 evidence.
Vendor-managed devices
Visible
Kiosks, signage, and POS accessories that arrive vendor-managed are fingerprinted and dated as soon as they appear on a port.

Bring one store. We will produce the evidence the next PCI assessor asks for.

30 minutes. One environment. The artifact at the end is yours either way.

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