Is Your SFCC Storefront Protected Against Modern Web Threats?
When Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) powers your revenue, customer experience and brand reputation, security incidents rarely stay confined to security teams. A single attack can impact performance, customer trust, operational continuity and ultimately revenue.
Every day, SFCC storefronts are targeted by malicious bots, credential stuffing, inventory scraping and application-layer attacks. Most retailers don't know what's targeting their SFCC storefronts until revenue drops, customers report fraud or an audit surfaces a compliance gap.
TCTG Managed Security & WAF Services are purpose-built for SFCC retailers transforming complex threat data into decisions your team can act on. By combining real-time threat visibility, automated protection, and SFCC-specific intelligence, we spot threats faster, respond in minutes instead of days and keep your security team focused on protecting revenue instead of chasing alerts.
The Reality: Modern Salesforce Commerce Cloud retailers face growing pressure from three fronts:
Ecommerce Threats are Evolving Faster Than Ever
Scammers, fraudsters and bots aren't just scouring your homepage. They are systematically targeting your SFCC storefronts, your OCAPI and SCAPI endpoints, individual customer accounts and the other critical commerce services. And the risk doesn't stop at your own infrastructure. Your third-party partners and integrations, from payment processors and marketing platforms to shipping and inventory connectors, carry that same exposure. Every API connection and vendor touchpoint is another potential entry point, and attackers know that a weak link in your partner ecosystem can be just as damaging as a breach of your own systems.
Revenue-Impacting Threats Often Go Undetected
Most attacks don't trigger obvious alarms. Retailers often discover them only after performance drops, conversion rates fall, customer journeys break or revenue takes a visible hit.
Security tools generate alerts. Retailers need answers.
Traditional WAF dashboards generate vast amounts of security data but rarely provide the Salesforce Commerce Cloud security context needed to understand risk, prioritise threats, and assess business impact.
Attackers don't just target websites. They target the journeys that generate revenue.
The result? Threats go unnoticed until performance suffers, customers are affected, or revenue is already impacted. Your best people are pulled into reactive incident investigation instead of roadmap work and the cycle repeats every time a new attack finds a gap.
TCTG Managed Security & WAF Services to Protect Your Revenue
Stop reacting. Start protecting.
By combining SFCC expertise, ecommerce threat intelligence and managed security monitoring, TCTG transforms complex WAF events into decisions your team can act on. Not just what was blocked, but what was targeted, what's at risk, and what needs to happen next.
Your team gains a clear picture of:
- What's targeting your SFCC storefront right now
- Which threats require immediate action and which don't
- Whether real customers are being blocked by over-restrictive rules
- How much of your OpEx budget is being consumed by non-converting traffic
- Which revenue-generating journeys are under active threat
What Is Salesforce Commerce Cloud WAF? (Security Monitoring & Protection)
Security tools generate alerts. TCTG generates answers.
A Web Application Firewall protects your SFCC storefront by monitoring, filtering, and blocking malicious traffic before it reaches your website, APIs, customer accounts and critical commerce services.
But a WAF on its own is only as useful as the team interpreting it and most generic WAF platforms weren't built with SFCC commerce flows, OCAPI endpoints, or peak-trading behaviour in mind.
TCTG goes further. We run your WAF as a fully managed service, adding the SFCC-specific context that turns security data into something your team can actually use.
The result isn't just stronger application security. It's a security posture that protects revenue, preserves customer experience, and gives your team time back from reactive firefighting.
