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The fast growth of web and mobile applications has increased the need for robust security architectures to tackle the evolving cyber threats. Technology has seen tremendous advancements, but many applications are still susceptible to advanced attacks because of disparate security implementations and inadequate lifecycle integration. In this paper, we propose a comprehensive multi-layered security framework which systematically considers the security issues of web and mobile applications. The framework includes advanced authentication, dynamic access control, end-to-end encryption, real-time monitoring and adaptive threat detection based on statistical and machine learning techniques. Extensive survey of literature reveals major limitations of classical security models, particularly with respect to human factors and compliance to regulations. The proposed methodology considers simulated deployments with 500 user profiles over different session types, showing a mean improvement of 26% in security compliance. The results confirm that layered, adaptive security mitigates risky behaviour and ensures regulatory compliance and user trust. The research also redefines application security as a holistic and continuous process and provides a scalable roadmap for future digital ecosystems. The paper concludes with suggestions for anomaly detection using AI and for automated remediation of vulnerabilities.
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