Cookie change monitoring
Cookies change when vendors, tag managers, and site updates change. WebAssure detects newly appearing cookie names and captures cookie details per scan so you can review drift quickly.
High risk signalCompliance / RiskContinuous monitoring
Why cookie drift matters
New cookies often indicate new tracking behavior, a new vendor, or a configuration change. If it’s not reviewed, risk accumulates quietly.
What to monitor
The most actionable baseline is “new cookie names since last scan”, supported by per-cookie details for investigation.
WebAssure highlights changes and risk signals. It does not provide legal advice or certify compliance.
What WebAssure captures per scan
WebAssure records cookie information observed during scans so you have context when something changes.
New cookie names
WebAssure flags newly observed cookie names compared to the previous scan.
Cookie details (for investigation)
Each scan captures cookie attributes like domain, path, secure/HTTP-only, sameSite, and expiration fields to support internal review.
Correlated signals
New cookies often appear alongside new third-party domains or new external scripts — giving you a faster path to root cause.
Page change review
If page structure changes without obvious new cookies/domains/scripts, you still get a review signal.
Shareable exports
Generate audit-ready exports you can download and share. Export access is bounded by your plan’s retention window.