Jscrambler extends real-time safeguards directly into the browser runtime to secure Protected Health Information (PHI) and prevent unauthorized data transmission.
While traditional healthcare security programs effectively safeguard encrypted databases and backend APIs, they fail to govern code execution within the patient’s browser where Protected Health Information (PHI) is initially compiled. Without runtime enforcement at this point of creation, unmonitored third-party scripts, analytics tags, and embedded AI tools can freely scrape sensitive clinical inputs and transmit patient data externally before backend controls ever activate.
1 in 3
Healthcare organizations use unauthorized third-party tracking technologies on patient-facing pages.
935M
U.S. patients have been impacted by PHI breaches, driven in part by tracking technologies.
600+
U.S. hospitals used Meta Pixel or similar tracking technologies on patient portals and scheduling pages.
Jscrambler secures protected health information directly in the browser at the point of creation. By enforcing least privilege on sensitive elements and form fields, it stops third-party tags and AI from scraping clinical inputs and blocks unauthorized data transfers to help ensure strict HIPAA compliance.
Jscrambler applies fine-grained runtime boundaries to your online portals to prevent unauthorized third parties from scraping or reading sensitive patient data in real-time.
Jscrambler secures patient interactions with AI-powered symptom checkers and chat-based care assistants by blocking unauthorized transfers of sensitive patient data to external AI systems.
Jscrambler hardens first-party logic using polymorphic transformations and anti-tampering checks, preventing attackers from manipulating clinical logic or bypassing telehealth frontend controls.
Jscrambler logs script behaviors and real-time enforcement actions, delivering the verifiable audit trails required by HIPAA regulators and auditors.
“Jscrambler provides coverage in an easy to implement and use solution to cover everything we need — from PCI DSS compliance to better protection for the PII and HIPAA-related data on our web pages.”