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"In general, we've seen over the last five years that no longer can security be focused on the crown jewels just being on the server side," Sullivan says. "Across a number of industries, we see attackers more focused on the client side. We've seen supply chain attacks where the fraudsters gain control of the javascript running on the client side, for example."