Which mythological symbol, now widely used in retail cybersecurity branding, was historically believed to ward off evil and protect treasures?

Throughout history, mythological symbols have been used as protective talismans against theft and intrusion. Today's retail cybersecurity systems draw surprising parallels to these ancient protective practices. Test your knowledge about how mythological concepts have influenced modern retail security approaches and how retailers are incorporating these powerful cultural symbols into their brand protection strategies.

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Aegis Shield (Greek mythology) - now commonly referenced in security software that provides a 'protective shield' for retail data
Mjölnir (Norse mythology) - now frequently used to represent 'hammering' through security breaches in retail protection systems
Eye of Horus (Egyptian mythology) - now symbolizing surveillance capabilities in retail security applications
Yggdrasil (Norse mythology) - now representing network infrastructure security in retail environments