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Companies fighting Clickjacking

Clickjacking, also referred to as a UI redress attack, is a malicious technique that tricks a web user into clicking on an element other than the one they perceive, potentially exposing confidential information or giving an attacker control of the computer via seemingly harmless web pages.

List of companies that fight Clickjacking

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • Ulta Beauty logo
    United StatesEmployees42kRevenue$10BRetail
    ClickjackingMedium confidence
  • PrimeIT logo
    PortugalEmployees781IT Services and IT Consulting
    ClickjackingMedium confidence
  • PwC Middle East logo
    United Arab EmiratesEmployees9.1kBusiness Consulting and Services
    ClickjackingMedium confidence
  • Baazi Games logo
    IndiaEmployees413Technology, Information and Internet
    ClickjackingMedium confidence
  • Bank of America logo
    United StatesEmployees227kBanking
    ClickjackingLow confidence
  • Veracode logo
    United StatesEmployees720Revenue$250MComputer and Network Security
    ClickjackingLow confidence
  • Stefanini Group logo
    BrazilEmployees24kIT Services and IT Consulting
    ClickjackingLow confidence
  • Pioneering Evolution, LLC logo
    United StatesEmployees78Software Development
    ClickjackingLow confidence
  • Withings logo
    FranceEmployees400Revenue$90MWellness and Fitness Services
    ClickjackingLow confidence
  • Siemens Energy logo
    SpainEmployees60kRenewable Energy Power Generation
    ClickjackingLow confidence

Showing top companies out of 114 that fight Clickjacking. Get the full list on TheirStack.

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