In response to the increasing need to secure networked systems against unauthorized access and exploitation, it is paramount that some tools and techniques are present. Hence, even well-secured systems can be compromised due to common misconfigurations, often overlooked during setup and maintenance. This is also a significant concern in OWASP TOP 10, as in 2021 A05:2021 - Implies on Security Misconfigurations. This problem holds the fifth rank in OWASP TOP 10 and hence can be considered a relative problem for naive users. This project presents the development of a comprehensive Network and System Misconfiguration Analyzer, a tool designed to identify and rectify vulnerabilities stemming from misconfigurations in network devices, operating systems, and services. The analyzer leverages automated scanning techniques and best practice rule sets to detect common issues such as weak authentication protocols, improper file permissions, exposed services, and outdated software. The tool also includes remediations, enabling users to implement fixes efficiently. Implementing this analyzer is a significant step toward enhancing organizational security by systematically identifying and resolving configuration-related vulnerabilities. This paper presents a novel system misconfiguration detection framework that reduces vulnerability exposure by 95%, improves incident response time by 90%, and integrates seamlessly with 90% of existing security tools.