Monitor your web attack surface with GitLab CI/CD and GitLab Pages

Insecure web applications are prevalent and pose significant risks as they can easily be exploited if left unmonitored. The blog post discusses how to build a monitoring solution for web applications using GitLab CI/CD, GitLab Pages, and several free open-source security tools. By setting up a project in GitLab, users can automate the process of identifying web services across specified addresses, capturing screenshots of these services, and generating a static website for visual review of the findings. This setup involves writing automation scripts, configuring a pipeline with defined stages for scanning and deploying, and scheduling regular runs to maintain vigilance over the web application environment. The solution aims to provide a comprehensive overview of web applications, enabling users to detect potential vulnerabilities proactively. Additionally, the post encourages sharing creative uses of GitLab and engaging with their security team for further insights or suggestions.

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