cside is a browser-layer security platform that gives you visibility for every visitor, human or agentic. Security, fraud prevention, privacy and compliance, all from a single script.
Unlike traditional WAFs and server-side security tools, cside operates directly in the browser environment, monitoring every third-party script loaded on your pages in real time. This means threats that bypass your backend defences are caught at the point of execution.
What cside does:
Script Monitoring and Control: cside inventories, monitors, and enforces policy on every third-party JavaScript tag running on your site. 100% session coverage, no sampling. Every script. Every page load. Detect supply chain attacks, shadow scripts, and unauthorised tag injections before they reach your customers.
PCI DSS 4.0.1 Compliance: cside is the fastest path to meeting PCI DSS 4.0.1 requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1. Automated script authorisation, tamper detection, and continuous monitoring satisfy QSA requirements without manual effort. Validated by VikingCloud.
Device Intelligence: Persistent, privacy-safe device intelligence using 102+ signals and 40+ hashed attributes. 99.7% fingerprint accuracy enables fraud prevention, bot detection, and session continuity across logins, checkouts, and account actions.
AI Agent and Bot Detection: Identify and classify AI crawlers, headless browsers, and automated agents interacting with your site. Protect pricing data, inventory, and content from scraping and abuse.
Chargeback Evidence: Capture cryptographically verifiable session evidence at checkout to dispute fraudulent chargebacks. Reduce dispute losses without adding friction to genuine customers.
Who uses cside: E-commerce retailers, payment service providers, digital agencies, travel and hospitality platforms, iGaming and betting operators, financial services firms, and SaaS companies managing PCI compliance, fraud risk, and client-side attack surface across high-traffic web environments.
Deployment: One-line script tag. No proxy. No latency impact. Up and running in under 5 minutes.
SOC 2 Type II certified. PCI SAQ-D validated.
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Admin By Request EPM gives organizations control over who and what can elevate on their endpoints, without standing up servers, databases, or a dedicated admin team to run it. The model is least privilege: a user or an application receives the specific access its task requires and nothing more. This closes off a common attack route, since permanent local admin rights are what an attacker inherits when malware executes or a credential is stolen.
Removing admin rights does not push users back into support queues. When someone needs a longer stretch of elevated work, they run an Admin Session that expires on its own. When they need only one program elevated, Run As Admin handles that alone and leaves the rest of the system unprivileged. Requests can be approved through the portal, the mobile app, or the API. Files receive an OPSWAT MetaDefender reputation check before elevation, and software that has already been vetted can clear automatically through pre-approval or the AI and Machine Learning approval engine.
A single agent supports Windows, macOS, and Linux and behaves the same whether the endpoint is online or offline. Auditing and inventory are included as standard.
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PuTTYTray
Minimizing to the system tray (on CTRL + minimize, always, or directly on startup) Icons are customizable. Blinks tray icon when a bell signal is received. Configurable window transparency. URL hyperlinking, portability, optionally stores session configuration in files (for example, on a USB drive) like portaPuTTY. Easy access to the 'always on top setting (in the system menu). Android adb support. Load sessions from files using the command line. Automatically selects 'sessions from file' when the registry does not contain any sessions. Now built against PuTTy 0.61, getting features like Windows 7 Jumplist and Aero support. Executables now signed, should (eventually) make IE less angry; no code changes. URLs submenu, for easier keyboard access. Restore compatibility with older computers. Code signing certificate, and timestamping, no more certificate errors. Originally compiled by Barry Haanstra, now maintained by Chris West (Faux).
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