For many organizations their website and mobile applications are the cornerstone of their business, and from here web applications have evolved to enable greater functionality by leveraging client-side capabilities. As such, security evolution must follow.
Payment card and web skimming exploits are regularly hitting the headlines, highlighting a clear need for organizations to review the security risks within their website supply chain.
A compromise of a website supply chain vendor through an injection of malicious JavaScript can be detrimental to an organization both operationally and financially, as well as harming your reputation.
Magecart is a notorious global cybercrime group specifically targeting third-party vendors to inject malicious JavaScript onto a page or into a payment form to steal customer data. They were behind over 300,000 attacks in 2018 alone.
Data breach vulnerabilities
As cybercrime methods continue to develop, it is important to be aware of how your website can be compromised. Our Website Security (MarSec™) platform enables monitoring and protection against the following data theft attacks and techniques:

JavaScript injection

Magecart

Third-party vendor exploitation

CSS Injection

Client-side keylogging

Formjacking

Web skimming

Tag piggybacking

Man-in-the-browser
Monitor and protect against data leakage
Our cybersecurity platform MarSec™ can monitor, identify and protect against data leakage and cybercrime groups such as Magecart, offering the following functionality to protect against attacks: