Your payment provider is secure. Is your payment page?
This is the recording of our live webinar held on September 23rd, 2026
PCI DSS compliance has evolved. With the introduction of PCI DSS v4 requirements, organisations must now take greater responsibility for securing payment pages against browser-based attacks, unauthorised script activity, and web supply chain threats.
In this on-demand webinar, cybersecurity experts explore the hidden risks that exist within payment environments, even when organisations use trusted payment providers, redirects, or embedded payment forms. Learn how attackers target customer browsers, compromise third-party scripts, and steal payment data without directly breaching the payment processor.
Watch now to understand the latest PCI DSS v4 requirements and discover practical strategies for securing your ecommerce payment journey.
What you'll learn
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The security implications of redirect and iframe-based payment integrations
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How browser-based skimming and Magecart-style attacks compromise payment data
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The risks introduced by third-party scripts and tag management platforms
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PCI DSS v4 requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 explained
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Best practices for payment page monitoring and tamper detection
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How to strengthen web supply chain visibility and control
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Practical steps to improve ecommerce security and compliance readiness
Why this matters
Many organisations assume that outsourcing payment processing transfers the associated security responsibility. However, attackers increasingly target the customer browser and the scripts running on payment pages, creating opportunities to intercept sensitive information before it reaches the payment provider.
PCI DSS v4 addresses these risks through enhanced controls focused on script management, page integrity monitoring, and continuous oversight of payment environments.
Understanding these requirements is critical for organisations looking to reduce compliance risk, protect customer data, and maintain trust in their online payment channels.
Who should watch?
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CISOs and security leaders
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Compliance and governance professionals
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Ecommerce and digital commerce teams
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IT managers and infrastructure teams
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Risk and audit professionals
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Payment security stakeholders
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PCI compliance programme owners