Developing Secure Web Applications

I. Introduction Web applications are applications that use Internet browsers as clients. Examples are Gmail, Amazon, Facebook, LinkedIn and others. Web applications are popular due to the diversity of web browsers that enable relatively simple distribution and updating. Essentially, web applications can run on any device with a web browser. However, the spread of Web browsers threatens the security of Web applications. In 2013, 33% of disclosure was due to vulnerabilities in web applications [1].

Application security is as important as other security levels, as the Web continues to grow as the Web grows and grows. Application Security Issues OWASP is an open source web application security project that provides best practices and code review procedures for developers, designers, and other guides that designers can use to develop security software. Host-level security protects individual devices such as server PCs and laptops. ClamAV is a perfect anti-virus system for scanning data from various sources. It is an open source antivirus software designed to capture malware, viruses, and fatal Trojan horses that attempt to steal information.

Web application security is a serious problem because of the large number of companies using web applications to promote business. A less secure web application allows hackers to access confidential information. Therefore, the use of Web site security services is an essential requirement for almost all organizations. For security assessment, certain rules need to be considered. The first and most important rule is that everyone involved in web application security testing should have accurate and up-to-date information about the process. It is necessary for the whole team to coordinate with the project's sponsors to understand the business goals, expected outcomes, and steps to follow. Also, in order to minimize the impact on the business, you need to select the same period as the date for the test. Ideal test time is difficult to determine