Prevent Data Skimming Before Customer Data is Exposed

July 8th at 2:00 PM ET

A practical masterclass on how browser-side attacks happen, why traditional controls miss them, and how to stop unauthorized script behavior at the point of input.

Modern websites depend on third-party scripts to support payments, analytics, personalization, chat, advertising, and customer experience. Those scripts help the business run, but they also operate inside the customer’s browser, close to payment data, credentials, and personal information.

That is exactly where data skimming attacks happen.

Attackers do not always need to breach your server or compromise your database. In many cases, they only need to abuse the code running on your website.

A compromised or unauthorized script can capture data as customers type, alter a payment page, inject fake fields, or transmit sensitive information to an outside domain. In this masterclass, Source Defense will break down how data skimming works and what prevention looks like in practice. 

What You'll Learn:

• How data skimming, Magecart, and formjacking attacks happen in the browser
• Why payment pages, login flows, account pages, and forms are common targets
• How third-party and fourth-party JavaScript can create data exposure risk
• Where traditional controls create blind spots or operational overhead
• How behavior-based prevention stops unauthorized script activity
• What PCI DSS 4.0.1 requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 require from payment page security programs
• How to evaluate whether your current approach can prevent skimming, not just detect it

Reserve your seat and learn how to stop data skimming before customer data leaves the browser.