Feroot

Feroot is an absolute, incredibly aggressive pioneer in the terrifyingly niche, massive-risk category of "Client-Side Protection." Historically, companies spent millions locking down their backend servers (the database), but completely ignored the "Client Side" (the actual web browser running JavaScript). Feroot exists explicitly to stop devastating attacks like Magecart (digital credit card skimming) that happen entirely within the user's browser. Its signature feature is "Inspector." A massive e-commerce company might have 50 different third-party JavaScript tracking pixels (marketing, analytics, chatbots) running on their checkout page. If a hacker breaches just *one* of those third-party marketing tools, they can silently inject malicious code into the checkout page to steal credit cards. Feroot's Inspector physically monitors the runtime behavior of every script on the page in real-time. It heavily dominates "Data Exfiltration Blocking." If Feroot detects that a legitimate-looking marketing script is suddenly trying to copy the keystrokes from the "Credit Card CVV" field and send that data to an unknown server in Russia, Feroot instantly and mathematically kills the script's ability to transmit data, stopping the data breach before a single credit card is stolen.