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Robert Oberosler
Announces Retirement After
'Blessed and Challenging 47-Year Career'
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Bob
Oberosler is retiring after nearly five decades of leadership in the loss
prevention / asset protection industry. Among his many roles throughout his
storied career, he has served as SVP Loss Prevention at Dollar Tree Stores,
Group Vice President - Asset Protection at RITE AID, SVP Supply Chain at
Pathmark Stores, VP at Lowe's, and VP LP & Safety at Robinsons May Department
Stores.
In an exclusive statement to the D&D Daily, Bob said:
It’s time to ride off into
the sunset and make way for the next generation. I want to thank the thousands
of people that have helped and supported me during my days with Hecht Company,
May California, Robinson’s May, Lowe’s Home Centers, Pathmark Stores, Rite Aid,
Dollar Tree/Family Dollar.
I also want to thank the Loss Prevention/Asset
Protection professionals and vendor partners for your help, support and
collaboration. We face many hard challenges and having people you can trust
makes a difference.
Click here for a list of people (my apologies for forgetting a few names
- it was not intentional) that I owe a special thank you for your support
and trust. In closing, there are few people I owe an apology for times I was not
professional: I am sorry.
All the best to the LP/AP & Safety professionals and vendor partners. Be safe and
God bless - and thank you to our military and first responders for your service.
The D&D Daily thanks Bob for his decades of
leadership and wishes him the best as he begins this next chapter of his life!
Looking Back:
Bob's LPNN Interview with
Gus Downing
Want to be a Senior Leader?
There's a Price
Bob Oberosler, SVP Loss
Prevention for
Dollar Tree & Family Dollar
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Filmed in January 2015 at the Daily's
'Live in NYC at
the NRF Big
Show 2015' event
Bob Oberosler, Senior Vice President of Loss Prevention for Dollar Tree
and Family Dollar stores, has traveled several times throughout the U.S. for his
career, worked seven days a week building an LP program from scratch and spent
more hours than he can count taking on extra projects and responsibilities to
help him advance in his career. If there's an executive who's paid the price,
Bob is it. In this LPNN interview, Bob shares just what it takes to be a senior
leader in the LP industry. From volunteering for extra tasks at work to choosing
a house you can resell quickly, learn the things executives don't always think
about when moving up in an organization.
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The Monitoring Association Names Keely Daugherty Dir. of Meetings
April
24, 2023, McLean, VA – The
Monitoring Association (TMA) is pleased to announce the addition of meeting
and events professional Ms. Keely Daugherty to its team. She brings nearly 10
years of experience working in meetings and events for non-profits and
membership associations. Most recently, Daugherty managed conferences on a
government contract for the U.S. Department of Defense.
“I have always loved bringing people together to celebrate, meet, and learn. I
also love seeing the organization’s hard work come together in a tangible way,”
shared Daugherty, “I am excited to meet TMA members at events and create both
engaging and meaningful experiences for them to network and share ideas.”
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It's 'Auror Week' on the D&D Daily!
Follow along in the 'Vendor Spotlight'
column all week as Auror
showcases what its up to at this
year's
RILA AP conference.
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OpenEye integrates with HALO Smart Sensor
The
integration with OWS takes environmental events from HALO Smart Sensors and
transmits them to OWS's Alerts engine, to leverage push alerts, emails, and
searchable event history, all linked to video from OpenEye systems for video
verification.
HALO is a key component in
the solution to providing a low-risk environment by monitoring carbon dioxide
(CO2), particulate concentrations, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC),
and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in the air. Their multi-sensor is capable of vape
detection, smoke detection, THC detection, and sound abnormalities like gunshots
and shouting in areas a camera cannot be placed. HALO creates safe, healthy, and
comfortable environments that prioritize the well-being of all personnel while
also helping to save costs through efficient HVAC system operations.
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OWS Cloud Integration with HALO Smart Sensor
HALO devices located on the local network transmit events directly to the OWS
cloud. The integration with OWS takes environmental events from HALO Smart
Sensors and transmits them to OWS's Alerts engine, to leverage push alerts,
emails, and searchable event history, all linked to video from OpenEye systems
for video verification.
Read more here
The U.S. Crime Surge
The Retail Impact
Is North Carolina the Nation's Model in
Battling ORC?
North Carolina Wages War Against Retail Theft - But Federal Action Still Needed
North Carolina is taking action and chasing down organized retail crime as
small and big retailers alike get rocked with heavy losses.
North Carolina has emerged as one of the nation’s leaders in taking action
against this specific theft. New legislation
enacted in December makes the Tar Heel State one of the few to adopt serious
laws addressing the crimes – and retailers are hoping it makes a difference.
In fighting organized retail crime, legislation is the key, said Maria Michel-Manzo,
a division chief with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Comprehensive
legislation has yet to be passed on the federal level – but North Carolina
jumped to the forefront of the fight last year with the passage of a new bill.
The law, in effect as of December, takes multiple stabs at curbing theft and
protecting retailers in the state. It creates a new Class F Felony for
perpetrators who steal $50,000 and up from one or more retail stores over a
90-day period.
If $100,000 or more is stolen, the perpetrators could see a Class C felony
charge with a sentence of between four and 15 years in prison.
“It gives [retailers] a stronger stick to swing with to protect them against
crime,” said N.C. Rep. Robert Reives, who helped pass the legislation. “It’s
a disincentive for theft and for these types of activities. And the more
disincentives you put out there, the better off everybody is because a
mom-and-pop may seem to feel the same thing as a Walmart.”
In addition to stronger punishments, the legislation allows retailers to
recoup damages for the property stolen as well as damage caused during the crime
– such as broken windows.
It also makes an effort to curb online marketplaces from selling stolen
merchandise.
The INFORM Consumers Act, focused exclusively on verification for
third-party sellers, was passed by the U.S. Congress at the end of last year.
A larger bill aiming to combat organized retail crime
was introduced in the U.S. Senate earlier this year but has not yet progressed.
bizjournals.com
'Organized Looting' Hitting Delaware Retailers
But police lack the 'manpower' to deal with the
theft surge
Retail theft continues to plague Delaware businesses
While
retail theft continues to increase in Delaware, according to state police
records, it doesn’t seem to be happening at the level reported in some cities.
At least one retail official says her stores see organized looting by groups.
Julie Miro Wenger, executive director of the Delaware Food Industry Council,
which represents grocery and drug stores with a total of 12,000 employees, said
that most of the retail theft they’re seeing is from organized groups.
Retail theft in Delaware in 2023 is on pace to be higher than in recent years,
state police records show. State police have had reports of 1,059 incidents
of retail theft or shoplifting this year, he said. In 2022, it had
reports of 3,319, up from the 2,477 incidents in 2020.
Police and business officials say that it’s possible
more theft is occurring, but with hiring problems in police departments,
manpower is often steered to more serious crimes.
Mike Quaranta, president of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, said it’s
easier to see that larger companies have a big issue with theft, but the
chamber also is still hearing from smaller companies that theft is an issue.
A small shop like a Rehoboth Beach bodega may not be seeing a higher rate of
theft, but larger companies, including those national stores like Target and
Walmart as well as regional companies such as ShopRite are reporting higher
levels of theft, officials said.
Some stores have hired off-duty State Troopers to be on
site, Hatchell said.
Quaranta, who is also the mayor of New Castle, said that he’s spoken to police
in his city, where he says employment shortages are making it harder for
police to address all the retail theft they come across.
townsquaredelaware.com
Mass Killings Carried Out With Guns Continues
to Surge
But legislative action on the federal level
continues to be unlikely
Frequent shootings put U.S. mass killings on a record pace
Only 2009 was marked by as many such tragedies in the same period of time.
The U.S. is setting a record pace for mass killings in 2023, replaying
the horror on a loop roughly once a week so far this year.
The
carnage has taken 88 lives in 17 mass killings over 111
days. Each time, the killers wielded firearms. Only 2009 was
marked by as many such tragedies in the same period of time.
The bloodshed represents just a fraction of the fatal violence that occurs in
the U.S. annually. Yet mass killings are happening with staggering frequency
this year: an average of once every 6.53 days,
according to an analysis of The AP/USA Today data.
The 2023 numbers stand out even more when they are compared to the tally for
full-year totals since data was collected. The U.S. recorded 30 or fewer mass
killings in more than half of the years in the database, so to be at 17 less
than a third of the way through is remarkable.
From coast to coast, the violence is sparked by a range of motives.
Murder-suicides and domestic violence; gang retaliation; school shootings and
workplace vendettas. All have taken the lives of four or more people at once
since Jan. 1.
Yet the violence continues and barriers to change remain. The likelihood of
Congress reinstating a ban on semi-automatic rifles appears far off, and the
U.S. Supreme Court last year set new standards for reviewing the nation’s gun
laws, calling into question firearms restrictions across the country.
inquirer.com
“Most people say, ‘I bought the gun to protect
myself and my family against home invasion’”
Americans bought almost 60 million guns during the pandemic
One-fifth of U.S. households purchased guns during the pandemic, a national
arming that exposed more than 15 million Americans to firearms in the home for
the first time, academic studies show. Yearly gun sales are running at roughly
twice the level of 15 or 20 years ago. Between March 2020 and March 2022, 18
percent of households
bought guns, according to a NORC survey
All the new weapons may be fueling a historic surge in gun deaths, which
reached record highs during the same period.
“It’s a totally different type of gun ownership now,” “It’s not a rifle stored
away somewhere that you take out twice a year to go hunting. It’s a handgun,
probably a semiautomatic handgun, that you keep in your bedside table or in
your glove compartment, or that you maybe carry around with you.”
“Five percent of Americans said they bought a gun for the first time during the
pandemic, which is a huge number,” Roman said. “Those buyers were younger,
they were more likely to be renters, they were more likely to be women, they
were more likely to be people of color.”
With the nation awash in firearms, gun deaths are rising anew. Research
by Fleegler and colleagues found that firearm fatality rates
increased by nearly half between 2004 and 2021.
More Americans died from gun violence in
2020 and
2021 than in any prior year on record. Gun-related homicides and
suicides totaled 48,830 in 2021. Shootings of children
nearly doubled during the pandemic.
thehill.com
Controlling 'Youth Gatherings' a Top Priority
in Chicago
Commission aiding in police superintendent search will weigh candidate plans for
controlling youth gatherings
The Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability, now holding
public forums to gather input on helping Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson select a
new Chicago police superintendent, will consider ideas for managing large
gatherings of youths downtown as it sifts through prospective replacements
for the department’s boss.
Anthony Driver Jr., president of the commission, said Thursday that
strategies for crowd control, as well as “how to deal
with youth and youth incidents,” are among the commission’s search
criteria going forward as the group prepares to hand the incoming mayor a
shortlist of names.
“There’s a number of issues that we face in our city and, (with) each of them,
we plan on asking superintendent candidates how they would handle the
situation,” Driver said. And that includes, he said, the type of chaos seen
in the Loop last weekend, which police struggled to handle.
Driver noted that large-scale gatherings of young people in the downtown area
are “not a new issue.”
Still, handling such impromptu crowds of young people moved quickly up the
list of issues on the minds of many who spoke to the commission this week at
its latest public hearing. Teens and young adults were captured in viral videos
blocking traffic, attacking passersby and jumping on a CTA bus in the heart of
Chicago’s tourist district, again putting an unwanted national spotlight on city
crime.
chicagotribune.com
Organized shoplifters are problem in Athens and N.E. Georgia
Teens, guns and mental health: Juvenile crime in El Paso getting
more violent
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New Laws Could Compromise Security Systems at
Businesses & Homes
Right-to-repair fight continues for security industry
The Alarm Industry Communications Committee and Security Industry
Association continue to be concerned about RTR legislation compromising alarm
systems. Laws have been considered in more than 40 states.
While
right-to-repair (RTR) laws have been championed by consumer advocates,
legislation tracking across dozens of U.S. states is still giving the security
industry some heartburn.
The Alarm Industry Communications Committee (AICC), an arm of The Monitoring
Association, continues to be concerned about RTR legislation compromising
alarm systems by requiring the disclosure of lockout codes, passwords, system
design schematics or other information to customers and third-party
contractors attempting their own repairs.
The National Picture
RTR legislation is making its way across the U.S. and it does not appear
concerns about security issues are being taken up by lawmakers. Several
states have used the Repair Association’s template as a basis for their bill. To
date, some 40 states have explored such legislation in the last decade,
and two dozen of them are actively considering bills this year, according
to the Repair Association’s website.
The Security Industry Association says a total of 80 RTR bills have been
filed across the U.S. at the state level this year, and none of the bills
include security exemptions.
Serious Risks
AICC and other industry members are trying to educate relevant state and federal
lawmakers that if security codes, passwords, system schematics and other
information for alarm systems are made available to the public -- however
well-intentioned, “this information will inevitably
find its way to those that would use it to defeat alarm services,”
Prendergast notes.
Bad actors could use the information to disable the
alarm systems at businesses or homes, or devices intended for
personal safety to prevent stalking. Even critical infrastructure could fall
risk to terrorism through an alarm system being disarmed, he says.
securityinfowatch.com
Walmart Shareholder Meeting to Hold Votes on Workplace Safety, China Risk
Walmart Inc shareholders will be asked to vote on a number of new proposals
including revealing its exposure to China and conducting an independent
review of its safety practices related to gun violence at its annual general
meeting next month, a securities filing on Thursday showed.
The National Legal and Policy Center, a conservative group, urged Walmart to
“report annually to shareholders on the nature and extent to which corporate
operations depend on, and are vulnerable to, Communist China, which is a
serial human rights violator, a geopolitical threat and an adversary to the
United States.”
Walmart asked shareholders to vote against the proposal, saying it believed the
request for an “open-ended” annual report was “unwarranted,” and that it
has been transparent in reporting key business risks and following human rights
policies.
Walmart does not break out sales in China, where it operates nearly 400 stores
and clubs. It recently noted that it “still thinks it has a lot of runway” in
the country.
The late Thursday filing also revealed a proposal from a Walmart worker, Cynthia
Murray, who asked the company to “conduct a third-party, independent review”
of the impact its policies and practices have on workplace violence.
Murray urged Walmart to review its existing workplace safety plans following
a mass shooting incident in November at a store in Chesapeake, Virginia,
where seven people were killed.
Walmart in response said such a report would not help uphold its
commitment to protecting the health and safety of its associates and urged
shareholders to vote against it.
businessoffashion.com
Straight Out of a Hollywood Script: DoorDash
Kidnapping Plot
DoorDash driver kidnapped at gunpoint while making delivery to Tampa hotel
Her family tracked her phone and tracked her down. Police said they'd made
an arrest.
A
DoorDash driver was saved by her family after she was kidnapped while making
a delivery to a hotel in Tampa, Florida, police said. The delivery driver, a
woman in her early 20s, was attempting to make a delivery on April 18 at
a Residence Inn on W. Boy Scout Blvd., when a man armed with a gun approached
her and forced her back into her car.
At the time of the kidnapping, the Tampa Police Department said in a press
release: "The victim had AirPods in her ears and an open line with her
girlfriend, who quickly realized that a robbery was occurring. The family of the
victim called the police and officers were dispatched to the hotel."
The woman's family tracked her phone to the Belara Lakes Apartments on N.
Waterford Avenue and rescued her from the car. The suspect fired multiple
times, "with one shot striking a family member of the victim's girlfriend, a
female in her 20s, before fleeing the scene," police said.
Both the DoorDash driver and the wounded woman were transported to a nearby
hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Julian Crowley, a DoorDash representative, said in a statement to Insider: "We
are appalled by this heinous and abhorrent crime. No one should ever have to
endure something as horrific as this and we're here to support the Dasher in
any way we can."
businessinsider.com
Retail 'Racial Profiling' Investigation
Investigation launched as Black woman wrongly accused of theft at Aldi condemns
store’s ‘racial profiling’
Aldi has launched an investigation into claims of racial profiling after
a Black female customer was mistakenly accused of theft at one of its stores,
The Independent can reveal. The woman was shopping in a branch of the
supermarket chain when she says a white manager approached her and alleged
she was a known shoplifter.
Eleanor,
who does not want to use her full name for fear of backlash, had already
bought her goods and was about to leave when she says the manager, flanked
by a security guard, demanded to search her handbag.
She has now lodged a formal complaint of direct race discrimination and is
considering legal action: “The manager racially
profiled me; I am deeply distressed by what has happened.”
Aldi later confirmed the incident was a case of “mistaken identity” and
denied the staff member was racist, despite suggesting that the staffer may
be sent on diversity training hours after receiving the initial complaint.
It subsequently apologised and launched an investigation following enquiries
from The Independent.
The security guard also said the reason the manager targeted Eleanor was
“definitely because she is Black” and bemoaned racist conditions within the
store among colleagues.
independent.co.uk
Bed Bath & Beyond Store Closures Will Start
Wednesday
Bed Bath & Beyond Files for Bankruptcy
The company, which failed to fully reckon with the rise of online
shopping, said that store closing sales would begin on Wednesday.
Bed Bath & Beyond came out of the 2008 downturn a winner. While
competitors like Sharper Image and Linens ’n Things filed for bankruptcy, Bed
Bath & Beyond actually expanded its business by acquiring other retailers. Its
home-goods emporiums full of towels and kitchen aids — all available at a
reduced price with that Big Blue coupon — were beacons that kept shoppers coming
back.
Now, as the U.S. economy experiences another period of uncertainty, Bed Bath
& Beyond is no longer on top, the result of an increasingly unwieldy
corporate structure and its failure to fully reckon with the ascendance of
online shopping.
On Sunday, the 52-year-old retailer said it was filing for bankruptcy protection
in United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey.
It said it would start the process of closing the
company’s 360 Bed Bath & Beyond stores and 120 Buy Buy Baby locations on
Wednesday and seek to sell parts of its business. In its Chapter 11
filing, the company said it expected all stores to close by June 30.
nytimes.com
Luxury Spending Is Propelling New Store Growth, But Has It Peaked?
Luxury retailers are spending beaucoup dollars to dress up their U.S.
presences. Major brands like Dior, Gucci and Hermès
are expanding their footprints in prime urban locations like Madison Avenue
in New York City and Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California. They’re also
exploring new stores in emerging hubs like Austin, Las Vegas and Nashville to
cater to higher-income consumers.
Luxury brands largely
have found success in expanding retail space. Global luxury conglomerate
LVMH’s U.S. sales grew 15% last year, and the U.S. market accounted for 27% of
its overall revenue, despite rising prices caused by inflation.
But some of the gold may be coming off the lily. LVMH said U.S. sales at its
top-shelf brands
slowed in the first quarter. And U.S. luxury spending in March declined 18%
to the lowest monthly rate in nearly three years as fewer people purchased
high-end goods, according to credit card data from Citi.
Even so, the weakening market will allow strong, established brands like those
owned by LVMH to grab market share, experts said.
icsc.com
Lyft slashes 1,200 jobs amid a layoff wave expanding beyond tech
Most corporate economists do not expect a U.S. recession in the next year
UK Shoppers’ Use of Contactless Cards Spikes 94% YOY & is #1 Payment Method
UK: Rainfall washes out retail sales in March
Last week's #1 article --
Home Depot Guard Mourned by Community After
Fatal Shooting
Shooter: Licensed Security Guard With Criminal Past
- Was Shoplifter & Shooter
(Update) Pleasanton, CA: Home Depot guard fatally shot by shoplifter; city
grieves
A Home Depot employee set to marry this summer was fatally shot when he
confronted a suspected shoplifter inside a store on Tuesday, according to
authorities.
Blake
Mohs, 26, was working at the home-improvement store when he confronted a
woman he suspected of shoplifting, according to a release from Pleasanton
police. The woman resisted and shot him; he was taken to a hospital, where he
later died.
After the shooting, police said, the woman ran to a getaway car and fled
along with the driver. After alerts were sent to nearby law-enforcement
agencies with a suspect and vehicle description, the pair were detained
by Alameda County sheriff's deputies in East Oakland.
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The woman was identified Wednesday by Pleasanton police as Benicia Knapps,
32. Knapps, a licensed security guard with a
criminal history involving theft, had attempted to steal a phone
charger, according to witnesses.
The man and suspected driver is David Guillory, 31,
police said. Alameda County jail records showed Guillory in custody Wednesday on
suspicion of child abuse, as well as evading and obstructing police.
mercurynews.com
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Title Sponsor
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The Retail
Industry Leaders Association (RILA) recently announced
Auror as the new title
sponsor for the
2023 Retail Asset Protection Conference. As the leader in Retail Crime
Intelligence, Auror brings a fresh and innovative perspective into RILA’s
industry conversations around their 2023 theme of resilience and shaping the
future.
“Our partnership with a leader like RILA is an indicator of the industry’s
future,” said Bobby Haskins, VP of Retail Partnerships at Auror. “We’re excited
to bring a fresh perspective to these events and conversations, and together,
innovate the future of retail asset protection.”
RILA’s Retail Asset Protection Conference in 2023 takes place April 30 - May 3
in Denver, Colorado. The annual event includes a world-class speaker lineup, an
expo experience, networking opportunities, and much more.
Headed to Denver? Join Auror, FaceFirst, LVT and other senior AP/LP leaders
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U.S. DEPT OF HOMELAND SECURITY - Creating an
AI Task Force
Threats Evolving & Accelerating - Requiring DHS to
Evolve Along With It
Tackling an Evolving Threat Landscape – Homeland Security in 2023
Secretary Mayorkas Announces New Measures to Tackle A.I., PRC Challenges
at First State of Homeland Security Address
“The
homeland security threat environment has evolved from a primarily focused
counterterrorism posture to a complex and diverse landscape of challenges that
include cyberattacks, domestic extremism, and the COVID-19 pandemic, among
others.”
A straightforward answer to an important question that addresses the evolved
threat landscape that our Department of Homeland Security must now confront.
Its evolution is about to accelerate.
Only about six months ago, engaging with an AI chatbot was reserved for a few in
Silicon Valley and universities. Today about 100 million users per month are
asking an AI chatbot just about anything, from recipe recommendations to
requests for scientific analyses.
The exponential growth of internet technology and the change it has driven
has been extraordinary. As we reflect on the state of our homeland security
today, that explosive growth compels the question: what will this growth mean
for our safety and security over the next 20 years?
As threats of the past have changed in form, complexity, and magnitude, so too
have new threats emerged. This is perhaps nowhere more acute than in
cyberspace.
The profound evolution in the homeland security threat environment, changing
at a pace faster than ever before, has required our Department of Homeland
Security to evolve along with it.
We
have built new institutions, modernized our approach and processes, developed
new capabilities, and are harnessing innovation as we deliver critical services
that are more in demand than ever before.
To that end, I am directing the creation of our Department’s first Artificial
Intelligence Task Force that will drive specific applications of AI to
advance our critical homeland security missions
Artificial Intelligence Task Force
This is the first time the Department has announced a task force dedicated to
AI. The Task Force will drive specific applications of AI to advance
critical homeland security missions including:
The Task Force shall report to Secretary Mayorkas regularly on its work and AI
efforts across the Department. Within 60 days, the group will deliver a concept
of operations and milestones for advancing the four priority initiatives
outlined above.
The Task Force shall also be responsible for reviewing and where appropriate
implementing the
Homeland Security Advisory Council’s (HSAC) upcoming findings and
recommendations on the intersection of AI and homeland security.
Department-wide 90-day Sprint to Counter Peoples
Republic of China (PRC) Threats
The Department-wide 90-day sprint will take immediate action to drive down risk
and assess the evolving threat in six key areas:
dhs.gov
Watch the full speech:
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ChatGPT and Retail
Reality, Hype, What's Next, and How to Prepare
ChatGPT,
a language model developed by OpenAI, has fast become one of the biggest
buzzwords in retail. The model, launched as a prototype in November 2022, is the
latest iteration of the AI technology promising to revolutionize ecommerce. But
retailers remain cautious over its potential pitfalls, especially concerning
direct interactions with customers. So where exactly will ChatGPT, and
generative AI broadly, have the greatest impact in retail, and what are the most
and least promising use cases for the technology?
Generative AI is set to have far-reaching implications for the $5.920 trillion
global ecommerce sector. The most sizable impact is expected to be seen in the
areas of mobile commerce, social commerce, voice commerce, and other top
channels such as personalization and product design.
Looking into the future, the most viable and valuable use cases are believed to
be chatbots, product descriptions, personalized product recommendations,
content creation, automatic translation, data analysis, and product development.
However, the not-so-promising use cases for generative AI in retail are in
customer service and enhanced search.
Generative AI's rise may seem sudden given the current media frenzy, but it's
been evolving for some time. It still has some way to go before it can deliver
on its promises, and different retailers are at different stages in terms of
understanding its potential.
businessinsider.com
Attackers Reaching Retail Targets Through
Supply Chain Disruption
What Supply Chain Disruption Means for Retail Cybersecurity
Cyberattacks are a rising cause of supply chain disruption. In 2021, supply
chain attacks accounted for
62% of system intrusion incidents, and attackers know that hitting
suppliers can allow them to reach bigger targets, like major retailers.
Unlike
card-not-present (CNP) and
return fraud, both of which are on the rise, supply chain fraud gives
attackers access to the target’s internal systems, in order to steal data and
divert funds. A single successful supply chain attack, therefore, can cause
damage on a much larger scale than a fraudulent transaction or return. Because
of the potential for serious losses and business disruptions from this rising
threat, retailers should review their overall cybersecurity posture and follow
these best practices to limit their supply chain attack risk.
Revisit and strengthen your e-mail security.
Year after year, e-mail remains one of the main vectors for data breaches,
because e-mail messages engage the most vulnerable element of any security
program: people. As a result, many organizations are adding
artificial intelligence-based e-mail screening tools that can identify
and block advanced e-mail threats.
Extend your cybersecurity culture to your supply chain.
By requiring new suppliers and vendors to meet certain cybersecurity
thresholds, companies can raise the overall level of protection in the
vendor ecosystem. Vetting can take time that retailers may feel they don’t have
to spare, but the time invested in understanding suppliers’ security posture can
help to avoid supplier-related incidents that can require much more time to
resolve and recover from.
Review and strengthen your endpoint security.
Retailers that haven’t already adopted a
unified endpoint management system can take interim steps to strengthen
their endpoint security. Good access controls can reduce the opportunities
for internal and external attacks to exploit user credentials across the
supply chain.
Review and revise your incident response plan.
Finally, it’s a good idea to take a fresh look at how your organization plans to
respond in case of a supply chain attack. A comprehensive plan will detail
the steps the IT team will follow — typically, detection, containment,
removal and post-incident analysis — as well as the roles that the leadership,
PR, marketing and legal teams will play during and after an incident.
supplychainbrain.com
Window Users Targeted by Massive Phishing
Campaign
'EvilExtractor' All-in-One Stealer Campaign Targets Windows User Data
An uptick in EvilExtractor activity aims to compromise endpoints to steal
browser from targets across Europe and the US, researchers say.
A phishing campaign that launched in March and is actively targeting
Microsoft operating system users in Europe and the US is making the rounds,
using the EvilExtractor tool as its weapon of choice.
Research this week from FortiGuard Labs details the EvilExtractor attack chain,
explaining that it usually starts with a legitimate-seeming Adobe PDF or
Dropbox link, which instead deploy a malicious
PowerShell when opened or clicked, before eventually leading to the
modular EvilExtractor malware.
"Its primary purpose seems to be to steal browser data and information from
compromised endpoints, and then upload it to the attacker’s FTP server,"
FortiGuard Labs researchers wrote.
The report points out that EvilExtractor was first developed by Kodex, which
claimed that, despite its obvious name, it's used as an "educational tool,'
according to the
EvilExtractor report. "However, research conducted by FortiGuard Labs shows
cybercriminals are actively using it as an info-stealer."
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Amazon Stopped 6M Counterfeit Products &
800,000 Fraudulent Sellers in 2022
Amazon Launches Industry Partnership to Help Retailers Identify Counterfeiters
Actual Press Release:
Amazon Announces Anti-Counterfeiting Exchange to Help Eliminate Counterfeits
Across the Retail Industry
Amazon has launched a private-sector partnership working to stop the sale of
counterfeit goods.
The new Anti-Counterfeiting Exchange (ACX) allows participating stores to
share information about counterfeiters to help all industry participants
identify and stop counterfeiters who might try to use their services, Amazon
said in a Thursday (April 20)
press release.
“We
want our customers to have confidence in their shopping experience and for
brands to know they are protected from counterfeits,” Amazon Vice President of
Selling Partner Services
Dharmesh
Mehta said in the release
As PYMNTS reported in November 2022, business is booming for
counterfeits.
Patrick
Kilbride, senior vice president, global innovation policy center at the
U.S. Chamber of Commerce,
said in a November blog post that “worldwide trade in counterfeit and pirated
goods amounts to over $500 billion each year,” that more than half of consumers
think they may have purchased a fake item and that most consumers report
purchasing those counterfeit items online.
Amazon reported April 4 that it had stopped 6 million
counterfeit products from entering the ecosystem in 2022
in
Project Zero, making progress in combatting the waves of counterfeit
merchandise that have plagued online marketplaces for years.
The firm also said it had
blocked 800,000 fraudulent sellers from making it past the account creation
step.
The newly launched ACX is designed to combat the strategy commonly used by
counterfeiters of moving among different stores in order to try to sell their
goods, according to the press release.
Participants can share and receive information about counterfeiters anonymously,
the release said.
Other retailers and marketplace service providers interested in stopping the
sale of counterfeit goods are invited to join ACX, per the release.
pymnts.com
Fighting E-Commerce Fraud with AI
Rainbow Apparel says the biggest challenge in ecommerce fraud is allowing
legitimate orders through
Rainbow uses Signifyd's anti-fraud software and AI to detect and flag
potential fraud and allow other orders through.
Distinguishing legitimate orders from fraudulent ones is a major problem in
ecommerce, says David Cost, vice president of ecommerce and marketing at Rainbow
Apparel. The clothing
retailer has used anti-fraud software Signifyd for about two years. Cost
says it’s been key to accepting the right orders.
Rainbow Shops rank No. 710 in the
Top 1000. The database is Digital Commerce 360’s ranking of the largest
North American online retailers by web sales.
Detecting fraud requires sophistication
Rainbow Apparel used to flag suspected fraudulent orders manually, Cost says.
Ten years ago, the retailer was rejecting about 2% of all orders. Today,
Rainbow only rejects about one-half of a percent of orders.
The goal is to only reject legitimately fraudulent orders.
“There’s no other way for us to be able to accomplish that goal,” Cost says. It
requires automation and AI on a large scale.
digitalcommerce360.com
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Fairfax, VA: Virginia Organized Retail Theft Ring Busted, New York Chinese
Nationals Charged
A
trio of New York-based Chinese nationals have been charged with allegedly
running an organized retail theft ring in Fairfax, Virginia. “You’re talking
thousands and thousands of dollars in theft,” said Fairfax County PD Sergeant
Chris Rekas according to Fox5 DC on April 21. The case was publicized by the
Department on Facebook and Twitter earlier in the day where they stated the
Tysons Urban Team “was alerted to multiple traveling organized retail theft
groups performing fraudulent purchases and returns in a neighboring
jurisdiction.” Accompanying the announcement was a photograph of more than 25
bags seized in the operation, mostly branded with the Macy’s logo. Fairfax PD
stated that the next day, the team “observed three men at Tysons Corner Center
making fraudulent merchandise returns.” After arresting the men, officers
allege they discovered five pieces of counterfeit identification, $33,000 worth
of merchandise composed of 154 different items, and $20,000 in gift cards.
Fox5 states that three men, Da Lin, Zujin Qiu, and Zhiyong Wang, residents of
New York State, were arrested and charged. The article explains the crime as one
involving “using fake information to fraudulently purchase tens of thousands of
dollars of items, only to return them at different stores — thereby converting
the merchandise into store credit and cash.”
visiontimes.com
Birmingham, MI: 4 arrested after $4,000+ worth of clothes stolen from Birmingham
Lululemon
Royal Oak police arrested four people in connection with the theft of more than
$4,000 worth of Lululemon merchandise. According to police, three females went
into the Birmingham Lululemon store on Old Woodward Avenue on Wednesday and fled
with clothing. Local police departments were notified about the thefts, and
Royal Oak police later spotted the suspect vehicle.
fox2detroit.com
Portland, OR: Sports cards among items recovered in Hillsboro shoplifting sting
The Hillsboro Police Department’s most recent shoplifting sting at the
Tanasbourne Town Center ended in multiple arrests. With the help of retailers,
police said five people who were allegedly trying to steal merchandise were
nabbed Thursday. Two of the five booked into the Washington County Jail had
felony warrants out for their arrest. Photos shared by HPD show the nearly two
dozen packs of sports cards recovered from the operation. In recent months, law
enforcement agencies across the metro area have cracked down on retail theft
through blitz operations.
koin.com
Daly City, CA: Man arrested for stealing over $3K in stolen goods from Walgreens
A traffic stop led to the discovery of thousands of dollars worth of stolen
cosmetics from Walgreens on Wednesday, according to the Daly City Police
Department. Shortly after 7:30 p.m., an officer conducted a traffic stop near
Mission Street and Templeton Avenue. The driver was a 24-year-old male of San
Francisco who had two warrants for his arrest, police said. A search of his
vehicle led to police finding over $3,000 worth of stolen cosmetics and other
merchandise from Walgreens. The driver was arrested and booked into the San
Mateo Main Jail for his warrants and felony possession of stolen property,
according to DCPD.
kron4.com
Bakersfield, CA: Suspects sought in theft at Hollister store inside Valley Plaza
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Shootings & Deaths
Boston, MA: Update: Driver in Fatal Apple Store Crash to Appear in Court Monday
The driver accused in a deadly crash at the Apple store in Hingham,
Massachusetts, last year is scheduled to appear in court Monday on second-degree
murder and other charges. Authorities say Bradley Rein, 53, drove through the
front of the store on the morning of November of 2022, killing 65-year-old Kevin
Bradley, of Wayne, New Jersey, and injuring 22 others. First responders found
workers and bystanders administering first aid to the victims, several of whom
were badly injured, authorities said. Bradley was pronounced dead at the scene.
A grand jury indicted Rein last month on one count of second-degree murder and
motor vehicle homicide by reckless operation for Bradley's death. He also faces
reckless operation of a motor vehicle, 18 counts of aggravated assault and
battery with a dangerous weapon and four counts of assault and battery with a
dangerous weapon for the 22 other people who were hurt in the crash.
nbcboston.com
Jersey City, NJ: Man, 23, shot to death in Jersey City smoke shop
A 23-year-old man was shot to death in a smoke shop in Jersey City Sunday
morning, prosecutors said. Authorities found the victim, Khalil King, with a
gunshot wound inside the store at 152 Danforth Ave. in Jersey City at around 12
a.m., officials said. The North Carolina resident was pronounced dead at the
scene. There have been no arrests and the investigation remained ongoing.
pix11.com
Portland, OR: One dead in Fantasyland adult entertainment store shooting in
Southeast Portland
One person was killed in a shooting inside a Fantasyland adult entertainment
store in Southeast Portland near Southeast Foster Road and 52nd Avenue around
10:30 a.m. Sunday, April 23, 2023.
oregonlive.com
Bronx, NY: Gunman shot man, store worker in the Bronx
A gunman shot a man and a store worker in the Bronx last month, police said
Sunday. The first victim, 25, was struck in the leg after the shooter got out of
a car and began firing in front of 3600 Bronxwood Ave. in Williamsbridge on
March 23 at around 10:15 p.m., according to the NYPD. The victim took cover in a
nearby store but the suspect kept firing, striking a 42-year-old worker in the
leg, police said. The victims were taken to the hospital in stable condition,
police said. The suspect and the driver fled in the vehicle before ditching it
near Blackrock and Pugsley avenues, police said. They were last seen running on
Pugsley Avenue and remained at large, as of Sunday. The investigation remained
ongoing.
pix11.com
Robberies,
Incidents & Thefts
Pineville, NC: Police investigating possible armed robbery at Carolina Place
Mall
Officers are investigating what they believe was an armed robbery at Carolina
Place Mall on Sunday evening. Police said there were reports of possible shots
fired, but later confirmed that no shots were fired and no one was injured. The
investigation is still ongoing and details are limited at this time.
wsoctv.com
Indianapolis, IN: Feds break up Indianapolis gun theft ring
In
a federal indictment, four people face federal charges for what authorities call
a conspiracy to steal a massive number of guns in central Indiana. I-Team 8
first revealed the thefts a year ago, reporting more than 200 high-quality
firearms had been stolen from a warehouse on South Tibbs Avenue. So far,
investigators have retrieved 33 of those guns, leaving more than 170 out on the
street. Zachary Myers, U.S. attorney for the Indianapolis district, said in
a news conference Friday, “Over the course of months, these stolen guns
disappeared from the stream of commerce and were pumped into our community into
the hands of people who had no business having them.” Bruce Williams worked at a
trucking terminal on South Tibbs Avenue on the west side of Indianapolis.
According to investigators, he stole firearms that were being shipped from the
manufacturer to federally licensed firearms dealers. Williams had help from
Zackary Doss and Kevin Jones, both who are prohibited from possessing firearms
due to previous felony convictions, I-Team 8 was told.
wishtv.com
New York, NY: 72-year-old worker held up at gunpoint inside Chinatown
electronics store
Delano, CA: Driver crashed into a Taco Bell restaurant
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Adult – Portland, OR –
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Auto – El Paso, TX –
Burglary
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C-Store – Fort Smith,
AR - Burglary
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C-Store – Jersey City,
NJ – Armed Robbery / One killed
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C-Store – Chicago, IL
– Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Akron, OH –
Armed Robbery
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C-Store – Puyallup, WA
– Armed Robbery
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Dollar – Oklahoma
City, OK – Armed Robbery
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Electronics – New
York, NY – Armed Robbery
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Gas Station – Nassau
County, NY – Armed Robbery
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Gas Station –
Chesterfield, VA – Armed Robbery
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Hardware – Milton, GA
– Robbery
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Jewelry – Las Vegas, NV – Robbery
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Jewelry - Daly City, CA - Robbery
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Jewelry - Tulsa, OK – Robbery
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Jewelry - Stockton, CA - Robbery
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Jewelry - Westminster, CO - Robbery
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Jewelry - Santa Maria, CA – Robbery
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Jewelry - Waco TX - Robbery
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Jewelry - Las Vegas, NV – Robbery
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Mall – Pineville, NC –
Armed Robbery
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Restaurant –
Rochester, NY – Burglary
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Walgreens – Daly City,
CA – Robbery
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