Jscrambler AI governance and security directly into the browser runtime to support EU AI Act compliance and prevent unauthorized AI data scraping.
The EU AI Act mandates strict data governance, input traceability, and cybersecurity defenses across the AI system lifecycle. However, traditional security tools focus exclusively on downstream backend environments. They completely ignore the browser, allowing over-privileged third-party scripts and altered tags to scrape unminimized data, tamper with inputs, and leak regulated parameters directly into external models.
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
Jscrambler closes the AI security gap by enforcing enterprise policies directly in the browser at runtime. Operating at the point of data creation, it stops data scraping and runtime tampering while capturing the traceability telemetry required to support EU AI Act compliance.
Jscrambler supports Article 10 compliance by implementing strict runtime controls on AI agents to prevent them from scraping and transferring sensitive data to global AI datasets.
Jscrambler supports Article 15 compliance by hardening application logic and validation routines, preventing AI tampering and malicious runtime input injections.
Jscrambler continuously detects unapproved third-party AI scripts and activity, automatically blocking anomalous AI activity at the session level without disrupting functionality.
Jscrambler supports Article 12 compliance by tracking every front-end data request and interaction, generating audit-ready records to give compliance officers real-time operational traceability.
“With Jscrambler, we can maintain the level of security that is critical to running a multinational business and preserving our customer’s trust. The unique layer of security it adds is definitely an integral part of our defense strategy.”