As the frequency of cyberattacks continues to increase, the methods which cybercriminals use to exploit customer data have become more detrimental. Methods, such as formjacking used by Magecart, specifically target payment card data through an injection of malicious JavaScript - often via a third-party technology. Are organizations aware of the real third-party and Magecart risk?
Cybercriminal groups, such as Magecart, are targeting ecommerce websites to steal personal and financial information supplied by visitors during the transaction process. The attacks are carried out via a malicious JavaScript code injection.
Ad injection is a rapidly growing problem. Online customers are targeted with unauthorized ads which plague their online user experience with product ads, pop-ups, banners and in-text redirects – ultimately driving them to competitor or malicious websites.
With the volume and value of online customer data gaining greater attention today, the risk of data leaks looms large. Ensighten's U.S. survey on Marketing Security sets out to better understand exactly where U.S. executives stand in relation to the real-time control and management of enterprise and customer data on websites and other digital properties to prevent leakage of data and PII.