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This April, Acora will be on the ground at Retail Technology Roadshow, one of the biggest and most influential events in the retail calendar. We’ll be exhibiting at the Excel London on 22–23rd April alongside our Security Partners SentinelOne, bringing real-world retail security experience straight to the show floor.

Over the years, we’ve supported 17 leading retail organisations and responded to more than 150 cyber security incidents across complex, high-pressure environments. From large estate retailers to specialist store groups, we operate where uptime is critical, customer trust is non-negotiable, and disruption simply isn’t an option.

From Strategy to Store Floor: What We’re Talking About at the Show

The Retail Technology Roadshow brings together retail leaders and technology partners shaping what’s next for the industry. As we all know, retail never switches off, and neither do today’s threats, so that’s why it’s the perfect place to share what we’re seeing on the frontline, and how retailers can build resilience that holds up in the real world.

At our stand, the focus will be on first-hand experience and what actually works in modern retail environments.

Trusted by Retail

From supermarkets to specialist store groups, we already support 17 leading retailers, giving us plenty of real-world stories from the frontline of uptime, resilience and “nothing-can-go-down” operations.

Proven by Baseline

Our Cyber Incident Baseline Assessment lifts the lid on a retailer’s entire risk profile: Stores, cloud, legacy, modern workloads, the lot. It’s clarity, backed by evidence (and usually a few surprises).

Secured by Acora

Once risks are surfaced, we help retailers go from “we think we’re OK” to “we know we’re secure”, with remediation, continuous protection and fully managed security services. A straight line to resilience.

Why Retail Technology Roadshow Matters

Our attendance at the Retail Technology Roadshow reinforces our commitment to the sector and our role as a trusted security partner for organisations operating at scale.

Events like this give us the chance to:

  • Share lessons learned from real incidents
  • Exchange ideas with retail and technology leaders
  • Stay closely aligned to the challenges shaping retail today
  • Most importantly, it gives us time to listen

We’re looking forward to catching up with familiar faces, meeting new retail peers, and hearing what’s top of the agenda for retailers heading into the rest of 2026.

If you’re planning on attending, come and find us at our stand. Whether you want to talk resilience, risk, or the realities of securing modern retail environments, we’d love to have a conversation.

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