
Secure end users from attacks embedded in your application supply chain.
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Radware
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Protect Your Browser Side from Your Supply Chain
Cybercriminals are targeting an unmonitored source for personal and financial data: the application supply chain. This includes the dozens of automatically trusted third-party services embedded in your application environments that can expose user-entered addresses, credit card numbers and more. Protect the data path between end users’ browsers and third-party services by extending Radware’s blanket of security to your application supply chain. Our advanced client-side protection complies with new PCI-DSS 4.0 requirements, so you can keep your customer data safe—and your reputation intact.
Secure Your End Users with Client-side Protection
- Protect against supply-chain attacks like Magecart, formjacking, skimming, and DOM XSS
- Discover third-party scripts and services running on the browser side of your application
- Receive real-time activity tracking alerts and threat-level assessments according to multiple indicators (compliant with PCI-DSS 4 regulations)
- Prevent data leakage by blocking destinations that are unknown or have illegitimate parameters
- Block malicious scripts only. We’ll never stand in the way of your vital JavaScript services
- Be notified of any attempts to manipulate HTTP headers, form and payment pages, as well as any attempts at DOM XSS
Discover Radware’s Client-side Protection Advantage
Continuous Visibility Discover third-party scripts through detailed training and threat alerts Browser-side Security Stop Magecart (skimming) attacks, formjacking, and supply chain exploits Data Leakage Prevention Block untrusted destinations, parameters, and DOM-based XSS Surgical Enforcement Stop malicious scripts and services without blocking legitimate activity End-to-end Protection Automatically discover, assess, and mitigate threats before they attack Payment Pages Protection Monitor your HTTP headers, forms and payment pages for manipulation attempts