Bank websites are extremely complex web applications made up of dozens of third-party scripts. By offering users access to a wide variety of banking tools, Banks have inadvertently opened up doors to client-side cyber threats. Security teams have spent the last few decades protecting their networks with server-side technologies, but these are not designed to protect from JavaScript threats.
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