In a recent interview, Rui Ribeiro, CEO of Jscrambler, discussed the growing security issues surrounding web browsers. He pointed out that organizations often lack control over crucial aspects such as the device, browser extensions, and network paths used during customer interactions. This situation becomes problematic as sensitive data, application logic, and third-party code converge in the browser environment. Ribeiro also noted the limitations of existing security measures like Content Security Policy and Subresource Integrity, particularly in the context of third-party AI chat scripts. As these scripts become more common, the risks associated with browser security are increasing, making it essential for organizations to rethink their security strategies.