Third-party script monitoring
New vendor scripts are one of the fastest ways for compliance risk to change without anyone noticing. Monitor external scripts and third-party domains continuously.
Compliance / RiskVendorsTracking
Why it matters
Third-party scripts can introduce tracking, data transfers, or new cookies. Risk often appears as a small implementation change — a tag manager update, marketing pixel, or A/B testing tool.
What to track
The most actionable signals are newly loaded external script domains and newly observed third-party domains in network activity.
WebAssure highlights changes and risk signals. It does not provide legal advice or certify compliance.
What WebAssure detects
WebAssure scans monitored pages on a schedule, compares each scan to the previous baseline, and flags meaningful changes.
New external script domains
Detect when a page starts loading scripts from a new domain compared to the previous scan.
New third-party domains
Track newly observed third-party domains in network activity so vendor drift is visible over time.
New cookies (correlated signal)
New scripts often come with new cookies. WebAssure flags new cookie names since the previous scan.
Page structure changes
If the page changes without obvious new scripts/domains/cookies, you still get a review signal.
Evidence trail for reviews
When you need to escalate internally, create exports you can download and share. Export access is bounded by your plan’s retention window.