THE PROBLEM
Client-Side Payment Risk Is Hard to See
Payment page threats often happen in the browser, outside traditional security tools.
Third-party scripts, unauthorized changes, or malicious code can expose cardholder data before a transaction is completed.
Most merchants do not have the tools or expertise to monitor this activity on their own. For payment providers, that creates an opportunity to help merchants address a growing PCI DSS 4.0 requirement while expanding the value of your PCI program.
THE SOLUTION
Turn Script Monitoring Into a Value-Added PCI Service
Script Monitor gives payment providers a timely way to expand their PCI program with a service merchants increasingly need.
With Aperia Compliance, you can
Support merchants with PCI DSS 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 expectations
Reduce payment page risk tied to unauthorized scripts
Add a revenue-generating service to your PCI program
Strengthen your merchant protection offering
Keep script monitoring within your broader PCI program
How It Works
How Script Monitor Works
Continuous Payment Page Monitoring
Monitors scripts running on merchant payment pages.
Unauthorized Script Change Detection
Flags unexpected or suspicious changes that may indicate client-side risk.
Risk Alerts & Reporting
Provides alerts and reporting so merchants can take action.
PCI DSS Requirement Alignment
Help merchants support PCI DSS 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 requirements for script management and
payment page change detection.
Need Broader Website Compliance Support?
Script Monitor focuses on payment page script monitoring. For privacy, accessibility, cookie consent, and data request management, explore Website Compliance Suite
Help Merchants Address Payment Page Script Risk
Add Script Monitor to your PCI program and help merchants support PCI DSS 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 without adding complexity to your internal team.
FAQ
Script Monitor helps merchants monitor payment page scripts, identify unauthorized changes, and maintain visibility into activity tied to PCI DSS 6.4.3 and 11.6.1. PCI DSS does not mandate a specific tool, but merchants still need a way to support script inventory, authorization, change detection, alerts, and reporting.
PCI DSS 4.0 includes requirements related to payment page script management and change detection. For many merchants, meeting those expectations requires better visibility into scripts running on payment pages and changes that could introduce risk.
Many payment page threats happen in the browser, outside traditional backend systems. Third-party scripts, unauthorized changes, or malicious code can create risk before a transaction is completed, and most merchants do not have the tools to monitor this activity on their own.
Yes. Script Monitor gives payment providers a way to offer payment page monitoring as part of their broader PCI program without building internal script monitoring infrastructure or adding unnecessary operational complexity.
Script Monitor helps payment providers expand their PCI program with a timely, PCI aligned service. It can reduce merchant risk, strengthen the value of the compliance program, and create a new value-added service opportunity.