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Technical Feasibility Study

The technical feasibility study evaluates whether the required technologies, development tools, and infrastructure are available to successfully implement the WiseTrap framework.

The project is technically feasible because it utilizes widely available open-source technologies and lightweight development practices without relying on external backend frameworks or third-party libraries.

WiseTrap was developed using pure PHP following the Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) paradigm and the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern. This approach provides better control over the system architecture, improves maintainability, and supports modular development and future extensibility.

The framework does not depend on external PHP frameworks or backend packages, which reduces system complexity and improves deployment flexibility. On the frontend side, Bootstrap is used to simplify responsive interface development and improve usability.

WiseTrap is designed as a lightweight web-based framework capable of operating efficiently on low-resource environments. The system does not require high-end server infrastructure, and it can run effectively using minimal hardware resources such as:

  • Single-core or dual-core processor
  • 1 GB RAM
  • Standard web server environment
  • Basic MySQL database support

The framework also supports modular vulnerability simulation, centralized attack logging, and real-time monitoring functionalities while maintaining efficient resource usage.

Furthermore, the required development tools, hosting environments, and testing resources are accessible and compatible with the project requirements, making implementation technically achievable within the planned development period.