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THE INVISIBLE
LIABILITY.

Your privacy policy says one thing. Your vendor's runtime execution says another. We detect the drift.

THE PROBLEM

SHADOW IT IS RUNNING ON YOUR SITE

You audit your code. You audit your finances. Why aren't you auditing the 3rd party scripts executing on your client-side?

PRIVACY_POLICY.MDSAFE
+ "We do not sell your data"
+ "No tracking without consent"
+ "GDPR & CCPA compliant"
+ "Data processed in US only"
RUNTIME_EXECUTION.LOGEXFILTRATION
- rb2b.js fires BEFORE consent
- PII sent to LiveRamp graph
- Session data sold to brokers
- Payload routed through EU proxy

This isn't hypothetical. This is what we find on 73% of enterprise sites.

YOUR VENDORS HAVE VENDORS.

Marketing installs a "harmless" analytics tool. That tool loads 12 fourth-party scripts you've never heard of. One of them is a data broker. Another is a defeat device that hides from auditors.

Your DPA covers the vendor you signed with. It doesn't cover the vendors they load at runtime.

Undisclosed data collection
Fourth-party piggyback scripts
Browser fingerprinting
Defeat device obfuscation
// SUPPLY CHAIN KILL CHAIN
Your GTMloadsVendor A
Vendor AloadsVendor B (undisclosed)
Vendor BexfilData Broker (LiveRamp)
Data BrokersellsYour Competitors

YOUR LIABILITY: All of the above. Your DPA only covered Vendor A.

WHAT WE DETECT

Policy Drift

Your claims vs. your reality. We diff them.

Pre-Consent Firing

Scripts that execute before your banner loads.

Defeat Devices

Code that hides from Selenium and auditors.

Fourth-Party Risk

The vendors your vendors load without telling you.

PII Exfiltration

Where your visitor data actually goes.

Undisclosed Brokers

Data enrichment networks in your supply chain.

UNIFY THE COMMITTEE.

Generate a report that Security, Marketing, and Ops can finally agree on.