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Eric Pidgeon, CFI
promoted to Vice President - Asset Protection & Safety for Ascena
Retail Group, Inc.
Eric has worked in loss prevention and security fields
for over 19 years. 16 of those have been spent with Ascena Retail
Group in various roles such as Director - Global Operations, Safety
& Risk Management - Asset Protection, Director of Loss Prevention -
Global Supply Chain, Sr. Manager of Loss Prevention & Safety, Sr.
Manager of Loss Prevention, Manager of Loss Prevention and
Supervisor of Security. He also worked for Gap for just over three
years, as Asst. Supervisor Loss Prevention and LP Officer. Eric
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Darian Griffin
named Vice President Asset Protection for Superior Grocers
Prior, Darian was the Division Manager-Loss Prevention Kroger
(Ralphs) for over three years. He has held various roles in loss
prevention and civil service including Managing Director -
Operations & Loss Prevention, Director of Operations and Loss
Prevention and Regional LP Manager for The Paradies Shops and also
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Interactive Map: Look up shoplifting, retail theft arrests by county in
Michigan
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This map shows the 83 counties based on the number of 2017 police reports per
10,000 residents for retail fraud or theft. You can click on any county to see
the underlying data. The numbers come from the Michigan State Police, and
include all four categories of retail fraud and theft.
Almost 17,000 Michigan residents were arrested in 2017 on charges related to
shoplifting or otherwise trying to defraud a retail store, according to data
collected by the Michigan State Police.
That's down about 10.5 percent compared to 2016. However, the number of police
reports for retail theft are down only 4 percent.
In 2017, about 1 in 15 arrests in Michigan involved retail fraud or theft.
92% of retail theft/fraud arrests are for shoplifting
About 92% of the arrests for retail theft or fraud in 2017 involved simple
theft. That compares to 4% that were for misrepresentation, such as switching
price tags and 3% that involved a fraudulent return or exchange. Less than 1% of
arrests involved an organized crime ring.
Number of arrests have been dropping since 2008
Michigan arrests for retail theft and fraud dropped 21% between 2008 and 2017.
During that same time frame, the numbers of arrests for all crimes dropped 25%.
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CVS Completes Rollout of Time Delay Safes in All Kentucky Pharmacy Locations
New time delay safe technology in use for
controlled substances will help combat opioid epidemic, reduce robbery incidents
CVS Pharmacy, the retail division of CVS Health (NYSE: CVS), announced today
that it has completed the rollout of time delay safes in all of its 77 CVS
Pharmacy locations in Kentucky. The safes will help prevent pharmacy robberies
and combat the ongoing opioid epidemic by helping to prevent diversion of
controlled substance narcotic medications by keeping them out of the hands of
unauthorized individuals. In addition, the safes will help CVS Pharmacy ensure
the safety and well-being of its customers and employees.
Controlled substance narcotic medications that are sought after by robbers, such
as oxycodone and hydrocodone, are now stored in safes using time delay
technology in every CVS Pharmacy in the state of Kentucky. Time delay safes help
deter pharmacy robberies by electronically delaying the time it takes for
pharmacy employees to be able to open the safe. CVS Pharmacy first implemented
time delay safes in Indianapolis, a city experiencing a high volume of pharmacy
robberies, in 2015. The company saw a 70 percent decline in pharmacy robberies
among the Indianapolis stores where the time delay safes had been installed.
cvshealth.com
Lawmakers demand answers from Amazon on facial recognition tech
Their questions center on potential privacy
threats and whether the software is being marketed to law enforcement without
adequate precautions.
Eight Democratic lawmakers are demanding
answers from Amazon regarding privacy
concerns with the company's facial recognition software that has been used by
some
local police departments.
The lawmakers said in a letter Thursday that Amazon had "failed to provide
sufficient answers" to questions about the program, called Rekognition, that
they had previously presented to the online retail giant.
"We have serious concerns that this type of product has significant accuracy
issues, places disproportionate burdens on communities of color, and could
stifle Americans' willingness to exercise their First Amendment rights in
public," the lawmakers wrote.
The letter demands transparency regarding Rekognition's accuracy, biases and
built-in "protections."
nbcnews.com
Amazon may want to identify burglars with facial recognition tech
Patent application reveals residential facial recognition plans
An Amazon patent application sheds light on a way to monitor neighborhoods with
a doorbell camera that could alert homeowners and police of suspicious
activities and people.
The
patent application, which was made public on the United States Patent and
Trademark Office website Thursday, describes how a network of cameras could work
together with facial recognition technology to identify people, and respond
accordingly.
The application describes creating a database of suspicious persons. Unwanted
visitors would be added to the list when a homeowner tags them as not
authorized. Other people could be added to the database because they are a
convicted felon or registered sex offender, according to the application.
Residents may also alert neighbors of a suspicious person's presence.
cnn.com
Drones To Remain Niche Vehicle & Not Widely Used
- The Obstacle: Battery Life
Law Enforcement Worried About Terrorists
CEO of DHL's - "If you have to recharge them every other hour, then you need so
many drones and you have to orchestrate that. So good luck with that," he told
The Associated Press.
Appel said human couriers have another big advantage over drones: They know
where customers live and which doorbell to ring. "To program that in IT is not
that easy and not cheap," he said.
Analysts say it will take years for the Federal Aviation Administration to write
all the rules to allow widespread drone deliveries.
Snow, the CEO of Skylogic Research, says a rule permitting operators to fly
drones beyond their line of sight - so critical to deliveries - is at least
10 years away. A method will be needed to let law enforcement identify drones
flying over people - federal officials are worried about their use by
terrorists.
abcnews.go.com
FBI Database To Track Deadly Encounters With
Police
The FBI national database, announced recently and being launched in January,
will catalog incidents in which a death or serious bodily injury occurs, or when
officers discharge a firearm at or in the direction of someone. It also will
track gender, age, ethnicity and other demographic information. There will be
limitations, however, because police departments are not required to report
their information to the national database.
There are an estimated 60 million encounters between officers and civilians
every year. About 1,000 people are killed in altercations with police each year.
"The whole point of having a national database is so everyone can speak from a
factual basis about what's really happening. There's so much news today about
police use of force and yet there has never been a factual, established database
against which to compare." edmdigest.com
NYC: Big bust of smuggling ring unlikely to stem
flow of illegal smokes
Thanks to high taxes, more than half of all cigarettes sold in New York are
trafficked in from out of state and costing half as much.
The city is now the nation's capital for tobacco smuggling. Nearly 57% of
all cigarettes smoked here are carted in from out of state, the highest rate in
the country, according to Tax Foundation data.
Last week they revealed a big win in Operation Big Wheels, with the New York
attorney general's office charging 17 individuals with smuggling 18 million
cigarettes into the city, evading $3 million in taxes. "The defendants ran a
massive criminal enterprise."
New York's smuggling problem includes rampant booze bootlegging. According to a
2016
Crain's investigation, one in every four bottles of liquor sold in the city
has been smuggled in.
crainsnewyork.com
Luxury Retail Hit By Paris Protests; Sales Down as Much as 40%
French
Prime Minister Édouard Philippe said Tuesday the government would suspend fuel
tax hikes after a third weekend of antigovernment protests led to scenes of
violence and ransacking that officials compared to the May 1968 student riots.
Paris' mayor Anne Hidalgo estimates that the protests thus far have caused 3 to
4 million euros ($3.4 to $4.5 million) worth of damages. Iconic monuments at the
Arc de Triomphe, Tuileries Gardens and Place Vendome have been vandalised, while
three deaths and hundreds of injuries have been reported.
Some of Paris' top department stores, from Printemps to Galeries Lafayette, have
had to shut their doors,
and storefronts belonging to brands such as Burberry's were damaged. According to French finance minister Bruno Le Maire, some brands have seen
sales plummet by around 20 to 40 percent since the
demonstrations began.
businessoffashion.com
wwd.com
Breaking Bad
What the CFOs Are Reading
Investors and the public will no longer tolerate personal misconduct by
executives. Now, boards have to do the same.
In this age of 24/7 social media feeds, chief executives and other high-ranking
corporate officers - the public faces of their companies -have never been more
public. Careless comments, thoughtless actions, and criminal conduct go viral
quicker than you can say "resignation," damaging a company's reputation and
all the businesses and people that rely on the organization for their
livelihoods.
Some CEOs curry the attention. Nothing wrong with that if their statements and
deeds enhance their organization's long-term financial performance and their
social media quips don't violate securities laws governing material
misstatements. The ability to transform a CEO's fame into corporate and product
brand-building is a positive, but there is a downside if their fame is used
carelessly or inappropriately. A CEO's (or any other corporate officer's)
unguarded comments or conduct can unmoor the corporate ship and attract
government investigators.
They can also affect how people within the organization treat their
subordinates. "The CEO sets the tone and the culture of the organization; if
they raise their voices, use profanity, or express certain beliefs, others in
the company may infer these behaviors and beliefs are OK."
"Combine a smart guy with a huge ego and give them a bully pulpit, and at the
end of the day their ego can destroy the organization," says Kasnet. "The more
power someone gets, the more it justifies their 'genius.'"
cfo.com
Here are the best retailers to work for in 2019, according to Glassdoor
Glassdoor just ranked the
best places to work in 2019. Eight retail companies made the job site's list
this year, accruing average scores on Glassdoor well above the site average of
3.4. Glassdoor also provided Business Insider with seven additional companies
that just missed out on the top 100 rankings.
Here are the top retailers to work for in 2019:
1. Lululemon
2. Trader Joe's
3. H-E-B
4. Nebraska Furniture Mart
5. Wegmans Food Markets
6. ABC Supply Co.
7. Costco Wholesale
8. Discount Tire |
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9. REI
10. Nike
11. Best Buy
12. Wawa
13. Publix
14. Ralph Lauren
15. LUSH North America
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BBB: Watch out for pop-up shops during holidays
The Better Business Bureau receives hundreds of complaints a year about
temporary retail locations, reporting everything from poor quality merchandise
to difficulty obtaining refunds after temporary stores have closed their doors.
Pop-up shops can be fun, but keep the following BBB tips in mind if you choose
to buy from one of them:
kplctv.com
Director of Loss Prevention, APLA for NIKE Inc. - Based Beaverton, OR
As the Director of Loss Prevention for Asia Pacific and Latin America (APLA),
you will lead a team of LP professionals and share your expertise to implement
solutions that will protect people and profit. You will be responsible for the
following:
● Lead the implementation of Retail Loss Prevention strategies and awareness
programs in the geography.
● Lead and develop a Team
● Drive effective communication | Read more and apply here:
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Department Stores Still Take Up 350M Sq. Ft. of
Mall Space - Or 350 Average Malls
Shopko Looking at Restructuring & Strategic
Alternatives - Closing 39 Stores
Massive ground beef recall expands to more than 12 million pounds
Dick's CEO says gun ban was the right thing to do
Robbinsville Twp., NJ: About 80 people are sick after a can of bear repellent
exploded in an Amazon warehouse
Quarterly Results
Hudson's Bay Co. Q3 consolidated comp's up 2.9%, sales up 5.6%
DSG comp's up 0.9%
Saks Fifth Ave. comp's up 7.3%
Saks OFF 5th comp's down 2.3
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From collaborating with influencers and live streaming to interactive and
shoppable content, digital video has made a number of significant leaps forward
this year, opening new opportunities for brands to engage shoppers - end users.
Digital video can connect with consumers on an emotional level that helps drive
results for marketers, which is why global spending on video advertising has
skyrocketed in recent years and is expected to continue to grow rapidly.
With digital video consumption on the upswing thanks to trends like
cord-cutting, increased mobile use and the proliferation of hardware devices
like the Amazon Echo Look and Google Home Hub, the need for a video strategy
that runs the gamut from heartfelt stories to performance-drive snippets is
crucial.
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You Best Vet Your Vendor's Vendor
How much can one company really know about its vendors' vendors? Sometimes it
seems supply-chain security is a mirage.
A major healthcare breach happened because hackers merely targeted a vendor of a
vendor to a major healthcare provider. Creative!
wsj.com
Backdoors Up 44%, Ransomware Up 43% from 2017
Nearly one in three computers was hit with a malware attack this year, and
ransomware and backdoors continue to pose a risk.
The Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2018 found malware should be among everyone's
top concerns as we head into the new year. Kaspersky Labs handled 346,000 new
malicious files each day in the first 10 months of 2018 and detected 21,643,946
unique malicious objects this year.
Backdoor detections made up 3.7% of all new malicious files analyzed by
Kaspersky Lab researchers in the first 10 months of 2018, increasing from 2.27
million to 3.26 million year over year. Ransomware (Trojan-ransom) detections
made up 3.5%, up from 2.2 million detections to 3.13 million. darkreading.com
The Convergence Discussion Continues
Retail Security in a World of Digital Touchpoint Complexity
The mindset of security as a first thought and not an afterthought is absolutely
crucial to the success of retailers going forward.
With the breadth and depth of the threats, it is best to work with a primary
vendor who understands and can provide an integrated security plan for all of
your touchpoints so you can stop attacks at the edge, protect your users,
control who gets on the network, simplify your administration, find and contain
problems quickly when they occur and provide for continuous monitoring.
It is important to note, however, that a complete and integrated security plan
is not just about cybersecurity or data security alone but is inclusive of both
physical security that protects both you as a retailer, your customers and
suppliers.
In fact, let's look at physical security first. First and foremost, there is
a need for systems that protect the physical security of your customers. This
can include security personnel, security cameras, and proper staffing to
physical barriers and access control to keep everyone safe.
Next, there is security and safety for your own employees either at stores,
warehouses, and home offices. Once again, this plan includes cameras, access
control systems, time and attendance systems and physical protection.
Then there is security for loss prevention that affects both employees and
customers. These systems will include CCTV, behavioral analytics, cashier
monitoring, checkout cameras, motion and lighting systems and electronic article
surveillance along with a human team of LP professionals. Retailers lose between
1-2% of revenue annually due to shrink (either inventory losses or cash theft),
and 60% of that comes with employee involvement.
Then there is a security of cash and receipts where smart safes, vaults, and
armored personnel carriers play a role.
And finally, there is physical security to protect against false legal claim
from consumers and employees, more commonly known as "slip and falls".
All of these areas of security have both physical and systems components. cisco.com
Facial recognition 20 times more accurate with
advances in convolutional neural networks, NIST finds
Facial recognition algorithms can identify matches with error rates as low as
0.2 percent given good quality photos, 20 times better than the top 4 percent
error rate recorded only five years ago, according to the latest report from
NIST's Ongoing Facial Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT).
The
NIST Interagency Report (NISTIR) 8238 (PDF) shows that algorithms from 28
developers are now more accurate than the top-performing algorithm observed in
late 2013, and that impressive gains made from 2010 to 2013 have been
outstripped by even greater improvements from 2013 to the technologies NIST has
tested in 2018. The improvements are due the integration of or change to deep
convolutional neural networks, NIST says.
"As such, face recognition has undergone an industrial revolution, with
algorithms increasingly tolerant of poor quality images. Whether the revolution
continues or has moved into a more evolutionary phase, further gains can be
expected as machine learning architectures further develop, larger datasets are
assembled and benchmarks are further utilized." biometricupdate.com
Walmart arms store associates with online shopping app
Walmart on Tuesday announced the rollout of a new app for store associates that
allows customers to order and pay for items from the retailer's online shopping
site while in brick-and-mortar stores.
retaildive.com
70% of consumers still want human interaction versus bots
Canadian 1-800-FLOWERS operation discloses four-year breach
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Lawyer Responds to Toronto Not Charging First-Time Shoplifters
"Shoplifter demand letters are often exorbitant"
Your article describes a practice of retailers, usually through
the services of lawyers and paralegals, sending "demand letters" to
alleged shoplifters, requesting that they pay a sum of money to
avoid civil proceedings by way of a lawsuit against them.
As a lawyer, I have helped dozens of clients who have received these
letters following an incident of shoplifting of a small-value item
where police have not laid charges. The letters are in very
legalistic language and demand exorbitant amounts that bear
absolutely no relationship to the value of the item taken (an
often retrieved) or the loss experienced by the store in terms of
security and other related costs.
The basic first step in court is proving your losses. At most, the
loss would be one hour of a loss-prevention officer's wage and
certainly not the amount claimed in these letters. Many of us in the
legal community view this practice as, at worst, extortion-like
and money-grabbing or, at best, bullying. Not a good reflection
on our profession.
My suggestion: Do not pay until you are provided with an accounting.
thestar.com
Cargo Thieves in Canada Cash in on Christmas
Reports Raise Alarm Over Multibillion-Dollar Cargo Theft Threats
There's
an enterprising group in Canada other than retailers marking their
business calendars with holly and other Christmas cheer in
anticipation of bottom-line bounty: the fraternity of cargo thieves
and smugglers. And, as it does during any holiday, long weekend
or other celebratory time of the year when social distractions
abound, that fraternity is looking to cash in big time.
Recently released reports from major North American insurance
companies and supply chain management auditors have underscored the
need for better security and awareness all along goods
movement networks, especially when it comes to the transportation of
containerized cargo via trucks.
Canadian Cargo Theft Trends: What's New, What's Now, and What's
on the Horizon notes that annual cargo theft in Canada now runs
into multibillion-dollar losses. That theft, it notes, is
often linked to money laundering, terrorist funding and the drug
trade.
biv.com
Canadian Sears Pensioners Going After Lambert & His ESL Fund
For Unwarranted 2013 $509M Dividend Payment
A court decision has given Sears Canada retirees hope they can
recoup some of the millions of dollars missing from the now-defunct
retailer's underfunded pension plan. An Ontario Superior Court judge
on Monday gave the green light to two lawsuits targeting U.S.
billionaire businessman, Eddie Lampert and his hedge fund, ESL
Investments, in connection with $509 million in dividends paid to
Sears Canada shareholders in 2013.
cbc.ca
Only 11 Percent of Canadians Use Self-Checkout
Why Canadians Don't Like the Automated Machines
A new grocery shopping study out of Dalhousie University suggests
many Canadians have dabbled in self-checkout, but few have found
reason to embrace the technology - which, along with reducing labour
costs, is supposed to make shopping more convenient. Out of
1,053 people surveyed in October, two-thirds said they have tried
the machines when grocery shopping. However, just 11 per cent of
those shoppers report that they use them regularly, while the rest
opt to use self-checkout only occasionally. Although the technology
has advanced over the years, it remains a source of frustration for
many shoppers who have opted not to use the machines on a regular
basis because they often have to call for a store attendant
anyway.
cbc.ca
Pot Is So Hot in Canada That Firms Are Importing Workers
Job Openings Have Tripled Over Past Year; High Turnover Rate
A lack of qualified local labor forced Aphria to dispose of
almost 14,000 cannabis plants in the quarter ended Aug. 31 after
they weren't harvested in time, costing it nearly C$1 million
($750,000). Since then, the company has doubled the staff at its
Aphria One greenhouse thanks in part to Canada's Seasonal
Agriculture Worker Program, which has allowed it to hire about 50
temporary workers from the Caribbean and Guatemala with plans to
bring in up to 100 more.
Aphria's experience underscores the swelling demand for labor in
Canada's five-year-old cannabis sector, where openings have
tripled in the past year to 34 out of every 10,000 job postings,
according to employment search engine Indeed.com.
bloomberg.com
'Picked a fight with labour':
Unions block mail trucks at B.C. Canada Post depot to protest
back-to-work bill
Just after the federal government passed a law this week forcing an
end to strikes by Canadian Union of Postal Workers members, the
union warned that other unions could act out in response. And,
Wednesday, they did just that. CUPW says several major unions in
British Columbia set up picket lines at the Pacific Processing
Centre in Vancouver. The protesters said they would allow workers
into the facility, which is the third-largest postal sorting plant
in the country, but trucks with mail would not be allowed in or
out. The Crown corporation said it was doing what it could to
get mail and parcels sorted in B.C. while the non-CUPW pickets
disrupted delivery truck traffic.
financialpost.com
Canada Store Openings & Expansions
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Michael Kors Unveils 1st-in-Canada Yorkdale Flagship
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Liquor retailer JAK'S Beer Wine Spirits to open pot stores in
Vancouver and across B.C.
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Ivanhoé Cambridge Launching Pop-Up Retail Spaces at 10 Canadian
Shopping Centres
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Friendly Stranger Cannabis Culture Shop Plans 50 Store Expansion
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Holiday pop-up store opens in Toronto's Mount Dennis neighbourhood
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Shawn Mendes Is Opening A Pop-Up Shop In Toronto Today For His
First-Ever Clothing Line
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Pacific Football Club opens flagship store in downtown Victoria
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Nesters Market opens new store in Vancouver
Loblaws cranks up self-checkout with app that scans items while you
shop
Amazon files trademark application for Amazon Pay in Canada
What retail workers are dying to say to you, but can't
Sleep Country Canada to buy Endy in $88.7M deal
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Montreal, QC: Robbery suspect killed after fleeing with cash, police say
Death being treated as a homicide
A robbery suspect was killed during an altercation with three citizens who
stopped him from fleeing the scene of a holdup, Montreal police said Wednesday.
The 34-year-old victim is the suspect in the robbery of a convenience store in
the borough of Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Const. Raphaël Bergeron said. His
death is being treated as a homicide. The man was fleeing with cash when three
men stopped him late Tuesday evening, he said. Perron has an extensive criminal
record dating back to 2004, including charges of theft and breaking and
entering.
cbc.ca
Longview, AB: Maple syrup bandits busted with $20K in stolen syrup after
dramatic police chase
Dramatic
video posted online captured part of a police chase through a school zone in a
southern Alberta village that ended with three arrests and the seizure of
$20,000 worth of stolen maple syrup. Const. Michael Hibbs confirmed the video
shows part of a chase that started northeast of Nanton just after 9:00 a.m. on
Wednesday after Mounties spotted a truck and cargo trailer reported stolen out
of Chestermere earlier that morning. The driver ditched the truck and jumped
into a silver car waiting nearby as officers approached. The car took off and
led officers from Turner Valley, Nanton, High River and Claresholm on a chase,
ending with the arrest of two women and one man.
calgarysun.com
(Update) Edmonton, AB: Teen sentenced to 3 years for role in fatal Mac's
shootings
Hamilton, ON: Thieves steal van from local art shop, return it full of stolen
merchandise, drug paraphernalia
Montreal, QC: Molotov Cocktail Thrown Into Kosher Pizza Shop
Windsor, ON: Police seek female c-store robber with golden gun
Robberies & Burglaries
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With 96% of the nation's retailers
experiencing Organized Retail Crime, 67% experiencing its continued growth, and
the National Retail Security Survey showing shoplifting and ORC as the leading
cause of retail shrink for the fourth consecutive year, it's no wonder that
Organized Retail Crime continues to be the biggest physical store security risk
for retailers in the U.S.
In this roundtable discussion, the two Co-Chairs of the
NRF's ORC/Investigators' Network Committee, Jon Shimp (Louis Vuitton)
and Gabe Esposito (Verizon), talk about the NRF's ongoing ORC efforts and
the challenges and trends they're seeing on a national level. And two of their
team members, Robert Ruiz (Louis Vuitton) and Chris Baker (Verizon),
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Is Your Ecommerce Site Secure for the Holidays?
The holiday season is here again and it is a prime time for cybercriminals to
target websites to steal sensitive data. On Cyber Monday alone, online
transactions are set to exceed last year's record of $6.59 billion. Manatt is
taking this opportunity to alert our clients about recent vulnerabilities
impacting ecommerce entities and to provide best practices to mitigate risk.
Cybercriminals target ecommerce entities and syphon personally identifiable
information (PII), including payment card data, consumer name, billing address
and other sensitive data. They are often able to compromise ecommerce sites,
modify the web parameters and inject malicious code to capture PII in real time.
The unauthorized disclosure of PII can have negative consequences for both the
victim entity and impacted consumers.
The Attack Vectors
Attack vectors are the means by which a cybercriminal can gain access to a
device or network in order to deliver a malicious outcome. Examples of attack
vectors cybercriminals use to gain access to ecommerce sites include:
Unpatched applications, systems and default configurations:
Out-of-the-box applications and operating systems are delivered in a default
mode that is not secure. The main reasons to use a default configuration are
ease of deployment and administration. But default configurations, such as
passwords, built-in user IDs, unnecessary services, unneeded software and
insecure protocols can be exploited by cybercriminals, who generally use a
scanning tool to identify default configurations and unpatched applications and
systems.
Excessive permissions: Systems, applications and users with excessive
permissions or lack of access controls can lead to unauthorized access to PII.
Cross-site scripting (CSS): This exploit has the ability to insert
malicious programs (scripts) on web pages that can then perform a remote code
execution on a user's web browser and subsequently expose sensitive data or
deliver malware onto a user's system.
SQL injection: When user-supplied input is not validated or sanitized by
the web server application, it can result in disclosure of sensitive
information, such as PII, passwords and database content, and may destroy the
data or make it unavailable.
Lack of logging and monitoring: A lack of logging and monitoring allows
cybercriminals to hide their malicious activity on the business's network.
Organizations that do not have robust logging and monitoring processes in place
are blind to the details of the attack and to subsequent actions taken by the
attackers.
Read more
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DHL uses robots to handle the surge in e-commerce
demand at its warehouses
Worldwide delivery service DHL is deploying artificial intelligence,
self-driving vehicles and product-picking robots at its warehouses in North
America to help handle the surge in e-commerce demand.
The U.S. unit of Deutsche Post AG will spend $300 million on its plan to equip
350 of its 430 facilities with new technology that includes autonomous trolleys
that shadow human workers and robots that can pick and sort products by
themselves, said Scott Sureddin, CEO of DHL Supply Chain North America.
digitalcommerce360.com
Black Friday Surpasses Cyber Monday in Global
Ecommerce
Black Friday global ecommerce sales growth surpassed Cyber Monday in major
markets by more than 34%, according to data by eShopWorld.
The data revealed that in these same markets, global ecommerce sales growth was
higher on both Saturday and Sunday (Nov. 24 and 25) than on either Black Friday
or Cyber Monday.
The five countries that generated the highest year-over-year revenue growth over
Black Friday through Cyber Monday included The United Kingdom (up 71%), Canada
(up 23%), Australia (up 114%), Germany (up 17%) and The Russian Federation (up
137%).
multichannelmerchant.com
Abercrombie & Fitch expects to sell $1 billion
online this year
Toys and hobbies e-retailers' web sales growth
grew 21.5% in 2017
Mobile accounts for nearly half of all orders
placed over the Cyber 5 weekend
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Goodyear, AZ: CVS Pharmacy technician pleads
guilty to stealing diabetic strips
Facing over 7 years in prison and $100,000 in restitution
Phoenix-area
pharmacy technician has pleaded guilty in a case where he is accused of stealing
hundreds of boxes of diabetic test strips from his employer. Robert Brian Kemple,
30, pleaded guilty last week to one count each of fraud, trafficking in stolen
property and computer tampering. The guilty plea will allow the dismissal of
dozens of other counts that accused Kemple of stealing over $100,000 of medical
supplies from a CVS pharmacy in Goodyear in 2017.
Kemple's plea agreement calls for a prison sentence of up to 7.5 years in prison
and an order to payment restitution of $100,540.44. He is accused of ordering
diabetic test strips for the store and selling them online. Kemple is set to be
sentenced on Jan. 15. He was indicted on June 11 for fraudulent schemes, theft,
trafficking in stolen property and 30 counts of computer tampering.
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Wayne County, MI: Wayne County Prosecutor, Kym
Worthy speaks out on newly created 'Business Protection Unit'
She
touched briefly on how her office, which is headquartered at the Frank Murphy
Hall of Justice in Detroit, tackles prosecutions in one of the nation's most
populous counties. The office handles between 18,000 and 22,000 felony cases
annually, she said, and 41 percent of all felony trials in the state are in
Wayne County. The Prosecutor's office has units that focus on specific types of
crimes, some staffed with specially trained attorneys. These include Child
Abuse, Elder Abuse and the newest department, the Business Protection Unit.
That unit, Worthy said - understaffed with just one attorney currently handling
51 cases - tackles organized retail fraud, which involves fence operations
posing as legitimate pawn shops that hire "boosters," or shoplifters, to hit
area retail outlets, especially big-box stores, and fill specific orders. On
the police side, she said, Canton Township
led the way in investigating such operations, which she said cost county
retailers hundreds of thousands of dollars. "We are on it and we want to focus
on this," she said.
hometownlife.com
Atlanta,
GA: Shoplifting suspect jumped over Perimeter Mall balcony to try to evade
arrest
"Don't do it. You're gonna get hurt!" an officer said, according to the video.
Jeffrey Newell allegedly jumped over the balcony railing at Perimeter Mall from
one floor to another after a scuffle with officers, then ran into a 5-year-old
girl on the way into the parking garage. He faces several charges, including
felony shoplifting, reckless conduct, aggravated assault and obstruction of law
enforcement officers. Newell also allegedly pulled a knife on someone while he
was running. Newell had taken $1,200 worth of clothes.
ajc.com
Columbia, MD: Nordstrom Rack Employees Threatened
With Stun Gun
Three women stole merchandise at the Nordstrom Rack in the Columbia Crossing.
Before leaving, they threatened employees with a stun gun. Nobody was injured,
and the investigation is ongoing. Police categorized the crime as a robbery.
patch.com
Greenville, SC: Shoplifter arrested with $800 of
merchandise at Ulta Beauty
Brentwood, TN: Police stepping up efforts to stop
shoplifting before Christmas; 'focusing efforts on TJ Maxx'
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Update: Pine Bluff, AR: 2 suspects arrested in connection
with pawn shop homicide
During a press conference Tuesday, authorities said Daryl Strickland and Rodney
Henry, both 21-year-olds, were arrested at two different locations in Camden and
are believed to be responsible for shooting and killing Wise Buck Pawn Shop
owner Brandon McHan. McHan was killed in an exchange of gunfire with two
suspected robbers on Nov. 12. A second person injured in the shooting was
hospitalized with injuries to his chin, abdomen and hand.
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Moultrie, GA: Armed Robbery suspect shot and
killed in gun battle with C-Store clerk
A suspect in a BP Gas Station attempted armed robbery died Tuesday. Coroner
Verlyn Brock said Jaelon Powell, 19, died from gunshot wounds and was a suspect
in the incident. Moultrie Police Officers who responded at about 1:45 a.m. found
that a clerk had been shot. The employee did not appear to have life-threatening
injuries. He engaged in a shootout during the armed robbery attempt, Moultrie
Police Department Lt. Freddie Williams said. "We're investigating an attempted
armed robbery," he said. "A clerk was shot and a bad guy is deceased. The clerk
was armed and returned fire."
moultrieobserver.com
Ogden,
UT: Police shoot, kill man they say pointed gun at officers; suspected 7-Eleven
Armed Robber
Police in Ogden say officers shot and killed a man suspected in several
robberies after a stakeout led to a vehicle pursuit, after which the suspect
pointed a gun at police. Additional details have been released on an
officer-involved shooting that resulted in the death of an 18-year-old Tuesday
afternoon. Eric Young, Ogden Assistant Chief of Police, said investigators were
conducting surveillance at an apartment Tuesday on a suspect who was believed to
have been involved in a robbery at a 7-Eleven where a clerk was pistol-whipped.
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Fort Worth, TX: C-Store Clerk Shoots Robbery Suspect
A clerk shot and injured a suspect who was attempting to rob a convenience store
in Fort Worth Wednesday morning. Police say the robbery suspect and the store
clerk exchanged gunshots. The suspect fled the scene on foot but was later found
by officers with a gunshot wound to his leg. The store clerk was not injured in
the shooting.
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Robberies & Thefts
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Lakewood, CO: Thieves crash cement truck into Gun store
and steal weapons
Lakewood Police Det. Timmy Marquez said the department received a report of a
verified alarm around 4:20 a.m. at Green Mountain Guns. When police arrived at
the scene, they found that a cement truck had been used to remove the store's
doors, Marquez said. The truck was reported stolen out of Arvada.
Police said that the suspects are two men wearing gloves and hoodies. This is
the third time in two years that Green Mountain Guns has been targeted.
whnt.com
Dallas, TX: Skull-Mask, Hammer Wielding Robber Arrested In
Pawn Shop Heist
Mobile, AL: Family Dollar robbery suspect arrested
Lexington, KY: O'Reilly Auto Parts Armed Robbery suspect
in custody
Sacramento, CA: Search On For Multiple Suspects Connected
To String Of C- Store Robberies
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Manchester, NH: JC Penney, Mall of New Hampshire
Shoplifter wanted in hit-and-run crash that injured 2
Kays Outlet in the Ellenton Premium Outlets, Ellenton,
FL reported a Burglary on 12/2, items valued at over $100,000
Kay Jewelers in the Sun Valley Mall, Concord, CA reported an External Swich on
12/3, item valued at $4,599
Kay Jewelers in the Towne West Mall, Wichita, KS reported a Grab & Run on 12/3,
items valued at $2,024
Fire & Arson
Overland Park, KS: Shoplifters used Arson to
thwart Oak Park Mall security
It was the acrid smell of burnt plastic that gave them away. Two alleged
shoplifters are charged with arson, accused of burning off anti-theft sensors
attached to clothing at department stores in Oak Park Mall. Jamesha Baskin, 19,
and Miracle Williams, 18, are each charged in Johnson County District Court with
felony theft and two counts of arson. The charges allege that they used fire to
damage the anti-theft devices on Sunday at Macy's and JC Penney stores in the
mall. The theft charge alleges that the two stole merchandise from three
different stores in a 72-hour period. After store employees noticed a burning
smell coming from the fitting room area, they contacted Overland Park police,
who arrested the women. Overland Park Police Detective Byron Pierce said it was
the first time people have been caught at the mall using flames to melt off the
plastic pins that attach the sensors to clothing.
kansascity.com
Skimming Thefts
New Paltz, NY: Man had forged credit cards,
credit card skimming device during traffic stop
New York State Police arrested a man they say had forged credit cards and a
credit card skimming device during a traffic stop. Police say they initially
stopped the vehicle for a traffic violation. The driver, Lord Williams, 26, is
accused of having five forged credit cards, the skimming device, and marijuana
in his possession.
news10.com
Sentencings & Charges
Illinois appeals court upholds 10-year sentence
in robbery over $33 of underwear
A divided Illinois Appellate Court panel on Tuesday upheld a 10-year prison
sentence to an addicted homeless man who had robbed $33 of underwear from a
Family Dollar Store in Chicago in 2015. Appellate Judge Terrence Lavin, writing
for himself and Appellate Judge Mary Anne Mason, stated that it is not the job
of the appellate court to substitute its judgment for the decision of the trial
judge. In this case Circuit Judge Margaret Brosnahan had imposed the harsh
sentence on defendant David Lundy, who had 10 prior convictions. But in a
stinging dissent, Appellate Judge Michael B. Hyman wrote that the "sentence
punishes Lundy more for the numerous difficulties brought about by his economic
status (impoverished), illness (drug addiction), and condition (homelessness)
than for the offense for which he was convicted."
suntimes.com
Erie, PA: Man pleads guilty in Verizon store
robbery
A Cleveland resident is facing up to a maximum of 20 years in state prison after
pleading guilty to stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise during a June
robbery at a Millcreek Township Verizon Wireless store. Marquel D. McCutchen,
23, pleaded guilty to a first-degree felony count of robbery at a hearing before
Erie County Judge John Garhart. McCutchen could receive up to 20 years in prison
at his sentencing before Judge Daniel Brabender on Feb. 19.
goerie.com
Greenbelt, MD: Felon Convicted After Federal Trial of
Committing Three Armed Robberies in Less Than One Hour
Gatesville, TX: Man accused of stealing 26 guns from local
pawnshop pleads guilty
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C-Store - Corpus Christi, TX - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Beach Park, IL - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Durham, NC - Armed Robbery
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C-Store - Melbourne, FL - Armed Robbery
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Check 'N Go - Holland, MI - Armed Robbery
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Dollar General - Albuquerque, NM - Armed Robbery
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Family Dollar - Phoenix, AZ - Armed Robbery
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Gas Station - Moultrie, GA - Armed Robbery/ suspect shot &
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Gas Station - Lorain County, OH - Armed Robbery
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Grocery - Kennewick, WA - Robbery
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Gun Store - Lakewood, CO - Burglary
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Jewelry - Ellenton, FL - Burglary
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Liquor Store - Midland, TX - Armed Robbery
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Liquor Store - Independence, MO - Robbery
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Restaurant - Minneapolis, MN - Armed Robbery
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Sally Beauty - Tucson, AZ - Armed Robbery
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T-Mobile - San Diego, CA - Armed Robbery
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Target - Clifton Park, NY - Armed Robbery
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