Control how AI-powered scripts access, assemble, and transmit sensitive inputs during browser execution.
Current AI security controls focuses on the backend—models, training pipelines, and servers. However, this creates a critical blind spot: the browser. There is currently no governance over how sensitive inputs are assembled upstream at runtime before they ever reach an AI system, allowing data to be collected, enriched, or transmitted before enterprise controls can even trigger.
90%
of companies deploy artificial intelligence within the customer journey
60%
of organizations cite data privacy and governance as their top concern when deploying generative AI
20+
third-party scripts now load on average, many of which are AI-powered and Agentic
The Jscrambler Client-Side Security Platform governs how AI-powered scripts and agents access, assemble, and transmit sensitive inputs in the browser runtime to prevent unauthorized sensitive data ingestion and prompt leakage to external AI models.
“With Jscrambler, we can say ‘Only these scripts are allowed to access the usernames or credit card numbers in this form.'”