Abstract:
The increasing complexity of web applications and the evolving nature of cyber threats necessitate a more robust and thorough approach to web vulnerability assessment. This paper presents a comprehensive exploration of the WebSecure360 focusing on the methods and tools used to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in web-based systems. The research emphasizes the growing importance of maintaining the security and integrity of web applications, especially as cyber-attacks become more sophisticated. This study covers the assessment process from a multi-layered perspective, including techniques such as automated vulnerability scanning, manual penetration testing, and hybrid approaches. Special attention is given to common web vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), File path expose and server misconfigurations. The paper examines widely used assessment tools such as OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite, highlighting their strengths and limitations in detecting specific vulnerabilities. Furthermore, this research delves into the practical application of these tools within real-world web environments, identifying best practices for improving vulnerability management. It also outlines key insights gained from integrating web vulnerability assessments into the DevOps pipeline, ensuring continuous security throughout the software development lifecycle. The project includes the development of a user-friendly dashboard that consolidates vulnerability data, offering detailed reports and actionable insights to system administrators and security teams. This interface allows for real-time tracking and mitigation efforts, thus streamlining the remediation process. The findings from this study contribute to the body of knowledge on web vulnerability assessments by showcasing how a systematic and continuous evaluation approach can help organizations safeguard their digital assets. The paper concludes by recommending strategies for implementing an effective web vulnerability assessment program, tailored to the unique requirements of modern web applications
