Client-side security protects your website visitors from malicious JavaScript attacks that happen directly in their browsers. Unlike traditional security that focuses on your servers, client-side threats target the scripts running on your actual web pages, like payment forms, chatbots, and analytics tools. These attacks can steal credit card information, passwords, session tokens, and sensitive personal information without a user or admin even knowing. If you handle payments or sensitive data, you need client-side security to protect your customers and meet compliance requirements like PCI DSS.
The cost of hiring a fraudulent actor extends far beyond wasted salary expenses and in some cases has even bankrupted the victims.
Tech companies and government contractors are prime targets because they handle valuable intellectual property, source code, infrastructure credentials and sensitive data that foreign adversaries want to access.
Device fingerprinting analyzes a range of technical signals from each applicant's browser and device to create a unique SHA-256 identifier with high accuracy.
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