Client-Side Security for Payment Providers and Processors
Protect your payment ecosystem from client-side attacks and ensure PCI DSS compliance.
Payment providers face increasing client-side threats as the PCI DSS v4.0.1 requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 tries to combat. Providers need to maintain security across their entire ecosystem, particularly due to vulnerabilities introduced by 3rd party scripts and inadequate visibility into client-side activity.
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Compliance
Many merchant customers lack expertise to self-attest under the new PCI SSC SAQ requirements. SAQ A companies look at payment providers to be compliant as written in the PCI DSS v4.0.1, 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 requirements.
With c/side, all required steps are done automatically, complete to the weekly report needed when audit time comes.
Using c/side for compliance automatically ensures your customers are compliant as well.
Compliance in the c/side dashboard
Security
Protection from browser rendered 3rd party JavaScript attacks, securing the input of credit card and private information. c/side is the only solution with a proxy service - seeing the exact payload of all scripts to promise the best possible protection. Some customers prefer other protection methods, which we provide as well.
Unlike other methods, c/side actively analyzes and protects against evolving threats in real-time. Our proxy-based architecture inspects the exact payload delivered to end users, ensuring no blind spots. All traffic is monitored and stored, making analysis after the fact a breeze.
Security Headers in the c/side dashboard
Understanding the Client-Side Security Challenges
Payment providers face increasing cyber threats, particularly with the new PCI DSS 4.0.1 compliance updates. Many providers struggle to maintain security across their entire ecosystem, particularly due to vulnerabilities introduced by third-party scripts and inadequate visibility into client-side activity.
Complex Compliance RequirementsNavigating PCI DSS SAQ A, DORA, and GDPR while ensuring merchant compliance.
Third-Party Script VulnerabilitiesUnmanaged scripts expose payment pages to skimming attacks.