Today’s websites are rich and immersive, combining content with a myriad of third-party services. But while these services usher in boundless capabilities and experience enhancements, they also increase the attack surface substantially.
Most website protection solutions work at the origin but with cybercriminals focusing on exploiting the browser, they are quickly revealing inadequacies. Ensighten is different – our technology delivers cutting-edge client-side security driven by intelligent analysis to prevent modern attacks.
Solution highlights
Client-side code injection mitigation
Intelligent analysis
Performant and lightweight
Third-party service visibility
Modern filtering
Comprehensive user interface
Supply chain visibility
Real-time analytics and reporting
Comprehensive website protection
Attackers look for weaknesses in supply chain technologies to infiltrate your website without even having to breach your servers. Ensighten provides the a complete client-side website security solution to protect against a variety of attacks:

JavaScript injection

Magecart

Third-party vendor exploitation

CSS injection

Client-side keylogging

Formjacking

Web skimming

Tag piggybacking

Man-in-the-browser
How we compare
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Ensighten |
Other supply chain protection solutions |
Client-side injection mitigation Prevents data theft through client-side attacks, such as online skimming, formjacking, cross-site scripting, CSS injection and more |
Yes |
No |
Compliance-focused client-side security Provides security technology, which is built with compliance in mind and designed for legislation such as CCPA and GDPR |
Yes |
No |
Agentless client-side website PII protection Provides client-side website security without the need for users to install any form of software on their endpoints |
Yes |
No |
Network whitelisting |
Yes |
No |
Full event-loop reporting |
Yes |
No |
Simple setup and configuration |
Yes |
Limited |
Performant-focused solution |
Yes |
Caution |
The risk of third-party JavaScript
In order to deliver today’s rich modern sites, organizations utilize third-party JavaScript to enable components such as virtual bots, shopping carts, credit card processing and more.
When a website is accessed by a user, their browser fetches content from the organization’s web servers, known as first-party content, along with content from numerous other online locations, known as third-party content. To the browser, however, all content is treated equally – regardless of whether it is first or third party. That is, any code can read any data, irrespective of where the code or data originated. While you may invest in significant efforts to secure your own infrastructure, if an attacker is able to breach one of the third-party libraries, then they are able to steal customer data as they interact with your website.
Third-party exploitation resulting in high-profile breaches
Some of the most high-profile data breaches have taken place when organizations have failed to secure their third-party applications and systems. These unsecured weak areas have enabled cybercriminals to take advantage and exploit customer data.
Many businesses have no idea as to exactly which third-party technologies are operating on their website – and more importantly – where customer data is being collected and sent. This lack of visibility and understanding around these blind spots is the cause of many high-profile data breaches.
Controlling supply chain technologies
With the average website being a complex myriad of first-, third- and even fourth- and fifth-party content, the attack surface is enormous. And while most organizations invest significant resources in protecting their origin, where the website is viewed, the browser, is usually overlooked.
Ensighten is the only compliance-focused client-side security technology designed specifically to prevent PII data theft.