Akamai Client-Side Protection vs. Feroot vs. Imperva Client-Side Protection vs. JavaScript Comparison Chart

Client-Side Protection helps protect against end-user data exfiltration and shield websites from JavaScript threats. It analyzes script behavior in real-time, provides actionable insights in a single dashboard view, and delivers alerts to mitigate harmful script activity. Designed for PCI DSS v4.0, the solution helps businesses meet new script security requirements and safeguards against client-side attacks. Inject simple scripts into each monitored page without meaningfully impacting performance. Monitor and assess script activity from the browser while machine learning techniques analyze the risk of unauthorized action. Get real-time alerts, with detailed information about mitigation, if an active threat or attack is found. Immediately restrict malicious scripts from accessing and exfiltrating sensitive data on protected pages with one click. Defend your site from client-side threats. Ease compliance with PCI DSS v4.0. Strengthen your web page integrity.

Client-Side Protection provides real-time monitoring of all client-side resources and JavaScript behavior. Gain control over all first and third-party JavaScript code embedded on your website. Actionable insights make it easy to identify risky resources and scripts that should not load on your client side. And if any JavaScript code is compromised, your security team is the first to know. Provides comprehensive inventorying, authorization, dynamic integrity verification, and real-time monitoring, helping streamline regulatory compliance with the new client-side security requirements introduced in PCI DSS 4.0. Protect your website against client-side attacks and streamline regulatory compliance with PCI DSS 4.0. Client-side attacks increase as web applications shift to client-side logic and incorporate more third-party code and resources. These attacks can directly steal sensitive customer data, resulting in breaches and noncompliance with data privacy regulations.