How can we find vulnerabilities in a website?
1. Learn about web securityUnderstanding how flaws in your code can be targeted by hackers is the first step towards building more secure websites. The OWASP Top 10 list of the most common vulnerabilities is a good place to start as it includes detailed descriptions of the vulnerabilities as well as easy-to-understand remediation tips.2. Implement a responsible disclosure policySometimes, outsiders can spot security issues that you haven’t even thought about. The ethical hacking community is growing and a responsible disclosure policy allows ethical hackers to report vulnerabilities to you. All you need to get started is a company email address dedicated to vulnerability reports (security@example.com, for example). We have answered some questions about responsible disclosure and working with the ethical hacking community in our Guide to Responsible Disclosure and Bug Bounty.3. Monitor your website’s security with an automated vulnerability scannerNew vulnerabilities emerge every day and even the best security experts have a hard time keeping up with the latest developments. It’s impossible to manually identify every single vulnerability on your website, which is where automation comes in. An automated vulnerability scanner like Detectify scans your site for vulnerabilities on a regular basis, showing you exactly where in your code security issues have been identified.