efood
efood operates the largest food delivery platform in Greece, connecting over 20,000 restaurants and stores across 100 cities. The platform handles order management, payment processing, and customer-facing logistics at scale - the infrastructure required to move food and essentials from merchants to doorsteps reliably. The security perimeter here spans e-commerce transaction systems, last-mile logistics operations, and customer data handling. efood manages payment flows, personal delivery addresses, order histories, and real-time tracking data across a distributed network of restaurants, drivers, and customers. This creates exposure vectors typical of marketplace platforms: merchant account compromise, driver app vulnerabilities, payment gateway integration risks, and customer data access patterns that need compartmentalization. Operating across 100 Greek cities since 2011 means managing operational complexity - multiple restaurant systems integrating with a central platform, third-party driver networks, varying infrastructure maturity across merchant partners. The technical stack likely includes order management systems, GPS/logistics tracking, payment processing, and driver/merchant mobile applications, each representing distinct attack surfaces that need consistent security practices and monitoring.
efood operates the largest food delivery platform in Greece, connecting over 20,000 restaurants and stores across 100 cities. The platform handles order management, payment processing, and customer-facing logistics at scale - the infrastructure required to move food and essentials from merchants to doorsteps reliably.
The security perimeter here spans e-commerce transaction systems, last-mile logistics operations, and customer data handling. efood manages payment flows, personal delivery addresses, order histories, and real-time tracking data across a distributed network of restaurants, drivers, and customers. This creates exposure vectors typical of marketplace platforms: merchant account compromise, driver app vulnerabilities, payment gateway integration risks, and customer data access patterns that need compartmentalization.
Operating across 100 Greek cities since 2011 means managing operational complexity - multiple restaurant systems integrating with a central platform, third-party driver networks, varying infrastructure maturity across merchant partners. The technical stack likely includes order management systems, GPS/logistics tracking, payment processing, and driver/merchant mobile applications, each representing distinct attack surfaces that need consistent security practices and monitoring.