That checkout-skimming breach is a CVE you missed.

Application Security Built for eCommerce

Your biggest security risk isn’t an unknown zero-day. It’s a known CVE in a checkout plugin or platform you can’t patch fast enough. Miggo shows which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable in your checkout applications, and shields them at runtime while the patch waits.
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It already happened

It Already Happened

British Airways, 2018: a skimmer injected through a compromised script took roughly 400,000 card records and drew a £20M ICO fine. The ongoing Magecart campaigns run the same way, through known and unpatched Magento and Adobe Commerce CVEs. The vulnerability is public, the patch exists, and the window between the two is where the breach lives.

400,000

card records

20M

ICO fine

In three moves, mitigate the gap

No rearchitecting. No months-long deployment. Runtime protection that closes exploitable paths while your backlog runs.

1. Know

See your full runtime attack surface

Miggo maps every live service, integration, and data flow across your checkout environment, including platform plugins and payment integrations, without code changes.
Auto-discovered application graph
PCI cardholder data and loyalty PII flows tagged live
New third-party connections surfaced instantly
Application topology showing internet connection branching to Java, Cloudflare, and Node.js services, with connections to third-party integrations including Stripe, Salesforce, and a service marked with PII tags, and an alert highlighting a new third-party connection with PCI/PII data access.

2. PROVE

Prioritize what’s actually exploitable

Filter your CVE backlog by runtime reachability against your production checkout environment. Stop pulling engineering off roadmap work for vulnerabilities in plugins that can’t be reached in prod.
Attack path visualization
CISO-ready risk context
Application topology showing internet connection branching to Java, Cloudflare, and Node.js services, with connections to third-party integrations including Stripe, Salesforce, and a service marked with PII tags, and an alert highlighting a new third-party connection with PCI/PII data access.

3. SHIELD

Shield instantly with virtual patching

For every exploitable CVE in a checkout plugin or third-party integration you can’t remove without breaking the purchase flow, Miggo generates a precise WAF rule, deployed in seconds, no code change required.
Auto-generated WAF rules per CVE
1-click deploy to AWS WAF & Cloudflare
Rules expire when patch ships
Application topology showing internet connection branching to Java, Cloudflare, and Node.js services, with connections to third-party integrations including Stripe, Salesforce, and a service marked with PII tags, and an alert highlighting a new third-party connection with PCI/PII data access.

See Your Gap. On Us.

Run a free backlog reality check against your production environment and see exactly where you’re exposed to cardholder data.
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Agentless eBPF-OTel sensor, deploys in under an hour

Frequently Asked Questions

What can we do about a CVE in a checkout plugin we can’t remove?

Miggo generates a WAF rule scoped to the specific exploitable path and deploys it in seconds, so the plugin keeps running and the exploit path closes. The rule expires when the plugin patch ships. This works as a PCI DSS compensating control while the fix is scheduled.

Does Miggo stop Magecart or client-side skimming?

Not directly. Magecart is client-side script skimming, which is a different category. What Miggo does is close the server-side door those campaigns usually come through: the known, unpatched platform and plugin CVEs that let an attacker inject in the first place. For client-side script integrity monitoring under PCI DSS 11.6.1, you will need a dedicated control.

Does this help with PCI DSS 6.4.3?

Yes. Miggo provides primary support for PCI DSS v4.0 Requirement 6.4.3 (application security) and Requirement 12.10 (incident response), with evidence of live request behavior and active protection against exploits.

How do you know which CVEs are actually exploitable in our platform?

Miggo maps your running checkout applications and tests each CVE against real runtime reachability rather than against a plugin inventory. Typically 99% of a backlog is unreachable in production.

How long does deployment take, and will it affect checkout?

Under an hour, with no code changes and no impact on the purchase flow. Miggo uses an agentless eBPF-OTel sensor, so there is nothing to install in your storefront.