Enterprise Global Add-On

Protect Data from Theft on Enterprise Websites

Third-party tags and scripts are becoming easier to compromise. The Security Monitoring add-on for Enterprise Global continuously monitors your third-party digital tracking technologies (DTT) using our proprietary AI algorithms to identify anomalies and flag emerging vulnerabilities, helping prevent browser-based data theft and Magecart-style attacks.

Security Monitoring

Full Visibility Into Day-Zero Risks

Security Monitoring is an Enterprise Global add-on that provides day-zero visibility into third-party DTT risk, so security, privacy, and digital teams can act immediately when a vendor is compromised by malicious actors. In addition to deep, detailed external synthetic digital property monitoring, we conduct AI-powered malicious-code and data-collection detection.

Equifax

A data breach cost Equifax $575 million

Equifax paid $575 million in a global settlement (FTC, CFPB, & 50 U.S. states/territories) for failing to take reasonable steps to prevent a 2017 data breach.

British Airways

British Airways settled for $26 million after a Magecard attack

A Magecart attack group injected a malicious JavaScript skimmer into British Airways' payment page to capture payment data and transmit it to the attackers in real time, a UK GDPR violation.

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Multiple class actions over a vendor’s compromised chatbot

When malware infected 24/7.ai’s chatbot, it exposed highly sensitive customer billing information, even for users who never used the chatbot. Class action suits were filed against Best Buy, 24/7, Inc, and others.

How Vault JS Helps Prevent Browser-Based Data Theft

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Code Analysis Archive

We maintain a full audit history of every scan: when code arrived, what changed, what broke.

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Human Review

With the analysis engine set to Highly Sensitive, our subject matter experts ensure zero false positives.

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AI-Driven Code Analysis

Vault JS’s proprietary Code Analysis Engine incorporates our deep technical expertise in tag management.

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Fingerprinting

Identify when vendors are tracking your users, even when they aren’t using cookies.

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Monitor Secure Areas of the Site

Use our Automated Users feature to log in to an area of the site and analyze it for vulnerabilities.

Key Data Security Capabilities

How we keep data secure in a changing threat environment

Protection From Increasingly Sophisticated Attacks

Security Monitoring uses AI-based malicious-code detection and data collection to protect against attackers using AI-enabled tools capable of penetrating the sturdiest security perimeter.

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Security Monitoring Needs No Installation

We don’t burden your IT team. The add-on operates outside your servers, without coding, installation, or latency issues. Security Monitoring is automated and continuous across all domains.

Built for the Largest Global Enterprises

As an add-on to Enterprise Global, Security Monitoring is already helping secure data for the world’s largest, best-known online services, retailers, and institutions.

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Your Return on Investment Is Immediate

With Security Monitoring, you get 80% of its value right away, even with no human help. Within a few days, we provide you with a map of third-party entities and risks, and you can start acting immediately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Security Monitoring is an add-on to the Enterprise Global privacy compliance platform that scans and monitors all your domains for vulnerabilities in third-party tags and scripts as quickly as they emerge. By providing zero-day visibility into third-party risks, Security Monitoring enables enterprises to terminate high-risk partner access immediately.

Third-party martech scripts run on your website or app with the same permissions as your own code, making them a powerful attack surface. If a vendor script is compromised or loads additional scripts from elsewhere, it can access page content, form fields, cookies, and user interactions directly in the browser. This has made marketing tags a common entry point for client-side supply-chain attacks and digital skimming, where attackers steal data as users enter it. Because these scripts often change dynamically and load other dependencies, traditional perimeter security tools rarely see the activity. As a result, organizations may unknowingly expose customer data through marketing and analytics technologies running on their own pages.

Yes. The add-on can monitor logged-in and authenticated areas of a website or application, including pages behind user accounts, portals, and checkout flows. By testing authenticated sessions and simulating real user activity, Vault observes the third-party scripts, network requests, and data flows that occur after login. This matters because sensitive data, such as account details, financial information, or personal records, often appears only after authentication. Continuous monitoring helps detect unauthorized scripts, abnormal behavior, or data exfiltration risks in these high-value areas.

It reduces false positives by analyzing the actual behavior of scripts and network requests, not just flagging their presence. Instead of treating every third-party tag as suspicious, it evaluates the script to determine whether it accesses sensitive fields, modifies the DOM, or sends unexpected data to external domains. It also uses context-aware rule sets and customizable policies, allowing organizations to define what is normal for their environment and suppress alerts for approved vendors or expected activity. By correlating script behavior with data flows and known vendors, the platform focuses alerts on real security risks rather than routine marketing or analytics activity.

Vault provides a continuous audit trail of third-party scripts, data flows, and policy violations across your digital properties. Each scan records which vendors and scripts were present, what data they accessed or transmitted, and when changes occurred. This historical record allows teams to trace the origin of security or privacy issues, investigate incidents, and demonstrate how they were resolved. The audit trail also helps organizations document compliance efforts by showing when scans were run, which risks were detected, and what remediation actions were taken. 

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