Marketing deploys scripts. Those scripts deploy more scripts. You don't know what's running on prod.
You wouldn't deploy code without dependency scanning. Why let marketing deploy scripts without the same scrutiny?
Your DPA covers Meta. It doesn't cover FullStory, RB2B, or the AWS bucket they're sending data to.
They installed a tracking pixel. That pixel loaded a session recorder. That recorder loaded an identity resolution script. That script has a defeat device that hides from your security audits.
You can't block what you can't see. We give you the complete dependency tree of every script running on your production site.
{
"critical_findings": [
{
"vendor": "rb2b",
"severity": "CRITICAL",
"finding": "defeat_device",
"evidence": "Selenium detection array"
},
{
"vendor": "meta_pixel",
"severity": "HIGH",
"finding": "pre_consent_firing",
"evidence": "T+84ms vs consent T+2.3s"
}
],
"fourth_party_chains": 12,
"undisclosed_data_flows": 3
}Session replay, visitor ID, behavioral tracking without disclosure.
Scripts that detect automated testing and disable tracking.
Scripts loaded by scripts loaded by scripts. The hidden chain.
Scripts that execute before your consent banner loads.
Where your visitor data actually goes. Endpoints and regions.
Undisclosed connections to identity graphs and enrichment networks.
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