WAF logs only capture the initial delivery of third-party scripts to browsers, not what those scripts do afterward. When malicious JavaScript steals user data, the theft happens through direct browser-to-attacker communication that bypasses your infrastructure entirely. Your WAF logs might show that a script was successfully delivered, but they'll contain no evidence of the subsequent data collection, manipulation, or exfiltration that occurs on the client-side.
Client-side security protects your website visitors from malicious JavaScript attacks that happen directly in their browsers.
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.
Questions left?
Get answers from our experts