client-side attacks
What Does PCI DSS 4.0 Mean for Client-Side Security?
PCI DSS 4.0 couldn’t have come at a more opportune time, particularly as the global pandemic forces more individuals into online purchasing—from shopping and entertainment to healthcare and hospitality. With PCI 4.0 ...
Why Web Application Visibility Is Important to JavaScript Security
Web application visibility is all about the insight and control application security professionals have into the software operating on the front end or client side. Sitting down to write about why web ...
E-commerce Website Security: 5 Threats & Security Solutions
E-commerce companies are among the businesses most at risk for cyberattacks. High-dollar customer purchases combined with easy-to-hack, JavaScript-based websites are a threat actor’s dream come true. Building a solid e-commerce program means ...
Everything You Need to Know to Improve JavaScript Security
JavaScript is a great programming tool, but JavaScript security problems can cause significant damage to organizations and their customers. To help cybersecurity professionals and software developers better understand everything they need to ...
Ivan Tsarynny and Vitaly Lim on Feroot’s $11 Million Seed Funding to Improve Client-End Security
Brilliant business ideas are driven by brilliant entrepreneurs. Enter Feroot’s own Ivan Tsarynny, CEO and Vitaly Lim, CTO, whose vision to improve client-side or “front-end” security for businesses around the globe resulted ...
e-Commerce under attack: how Magecart is exploiting Covid-19
During these difficult times, people are increasingly relying on e-commerce. It’s never been more important to defend against Magecart and other client-side attacks, says Tala CEO Aanand Krishnan ...
3 Web Third-Party Related Events You Don’t Want to Miss from early 2020
Welcome to Reflectiz’ news picks from the first four months of 2020. The outbreak of Covid-19 is undoubtedly one of the most dramatic events in modern history. Unsurprisingly, this global crisis and ...
