
Gamma's security team said UK retailers need to move from blocking attacks to anticipating them, citing a string of high-profile breaches across the sector.
Gamma's security team said UK retailers need to move from blocking attacks to anticipating them. The shift follows a string of high-profile breaches across the sector.
Gamma works with retailers to build what it calls a "never trust, always validate" posture. That means treating every access request as a potential threat until verified, rather than relying on perimeter defenses. The approach mirrors the zero-trust frameworks that banks and government agencies have adopted over the past three years.
Finding the right technology partner matters, Gamma's experts said, because most retailers lack the in-house staff to run continuous threat monitoring. The firm cited its own work with several unnamed UK retail chains that had moved from reactive patching to predictive threat detection after switching vendors.
Gamma did not disclose specific clients or breach costs. The company said it expects more retailers to adopt predictive security models by the end of 2026.
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