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For blockchain to reach its full potential, businesses must address its security challenges, writes Abhishek Singh, Co-founder and CEO of blockchain start-up SecureDApp.

The world wide web is growing, and the new generation is Web3. But what is Web3? In layman’s terms, it is the third generation of the internet that is based on the blockchain. Unlike today’s internet or more specifically Web2 where companies such as Google and Facebook dominate, Web3 seeks to decentralise control to the users by eliminating intermediaries.

The idea for SecureDApp emerged from a critical need for standardized and accessible security protocols in the Web3 space. During my extensive experience in blockchain, starting in 2018, I observed that many decentralized applications (dApps) were deployed without undergoing adequate security audits.

The web is the largest transformable information construct, introduced in 1989, and significant progress has been made in web-related technologies since then. Today, Web3 and its implications, particularly concerning security, are among the most discussed topics.

Blockchain technology—a cornerstone of the Web 3.0 ecosystem—is not only transforming the digital space but also pushing the boundaries of what's possible in business and beyond. As the industry is poised to reach$825.93 billion by 2032, the spotlight is increasingly on the evolving landscape of blockchain security.

Anjali Kochhar from NFTMetta explores the landscape of Web3 security with insights from Himanshu Gautam and Abhishek Singh, the co-founders of SecureDApp. SecureDApp is a groundbreaking blockchain start-up recognized by the Department For Promotion Of Industry And Internal Trade, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India