The Developers Guide to Preventing Script-Based Attacks:

Eliminate Web Security Risks Without Slowing Releases 

July 22nd at 2:00 PM ET

A practical webinar for developers, AppSec engineers, and front-end development leads on securing JavaScript behavior in the browser.

Modern websites depend on scripts your team does not fully control. Analytics tags, payment tools, personalization engines, chat widgets, consent platforms, and fraud prevention tools all help the business move faster. They also create exposure when scripts read sensitive fields, modify page behavior, or send data to unauthorized destinations.

That risk cannot be managed with server-side controls.
The attack happens in the browser, at the point where users enter payment data, credentials, and personal information.

For developers and AppSec teams, the hard part is not understanding that scripts create risk. The hard part is reducing that risk without breaking production, slowing releases, or creating a manual approval process nobody can maintain. 

In this webinar, we'll walk through how script-based attacks work, what risky script behavior looks like, and how modern teams can protect the client-side with a model that fits real development workflows. 

What You'll Learn:

• How third-party and fourth-party scripts behave inside the browser
• Why eSkimming and formjacking attacks target the point of input
• Why CSP and SRI fail in the face of modern attacks 
• How to think about script inventory, authorization, integrity, and justification required under PCI DSS 
• What PCI DSS 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 mean for development and AppSec teams
• How behavior-based protection can reduce risk while preserving site functionality
• How to align developers, AppSec, compliance, and digital teams around a workable client-side security model

Register now to learn how to prevent script-based attacks without slowing the teams that build and run your website.