Key highlights
- Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing for web applications
- Coverage of common web vulnerabilities, including the OWASP Top 10
- A mix of automated scanning and hands-on manual testing
- Clear, detailed reports with findings, risk levels, and fix guidance
- Remediation support and retesting to confirm fixes are working

The challenges Indian businesses face
Web apps expose the business where it matters most: Customer logins, payment journeys, partner portals, and admin panels are internet-facing, so one weak point can lead straight to fraud, data exposure, or service disruption.
Common flaws still slip into production: Broken access control, weak authentication, insecure APIs, and outdated components continue to show up in business-critical apps, especially where releases are fast and development teams are stretched.
Compliance pressure is rising across sectors: For Indian businesses handling personal data, payments, or regulated workflows, VAPT helps support audit readiness, customer security reviews, and faster response when incidents must be investigated or reported.
Reports must help teams fix what matters first: Long vulnerability lists without business context slow remediation. Development teams need clear proof, priority, and practical fix guidance, not just scanner output.
Testing cannot stop at one release: Web apps keep changing with new features, integrations, and patches. Without regular VAPT, fresh vulnerabilities can enter through every major update.

The Matrix3D solution
Matrix3D gives you a security assessment that your team can use. We validate the weakness, show how it can be abused, explain the business risk, and separate urgent fixes from lower-risk cleanup. Where required, we also retest and confirm closure. The report is built for action: what failed, who should fix it, what proof exists, and what can safely wait.
Matrix3D is a CERT-In empanelled Information Security Auditing Organisation. We test websites, applications, APIs, networks, cloud workloads, and infrastructure the way a serious attacker would: manually, patiently, and with proof. You get findings your team can act on, not a scanner dump that sits in email until the next audit.
What you gain
Choose a CERT-In Empanelled partner
Work with a recognised Indian cybersecurity provider whose testing approach and remediation support give you stronger assurance.
Protect sensitive data
Lower the risk of customer data, business data, and credentials being stolen or misused
Reduce business disruption
A safer web application means fewer surprises, less downtime, and less damage control
Build customer and stakeholder trust
Show customers and partners that your web applications are tested and made stronger on a regular basis
Support compliance and audits
VAPT findings and reports support your wider security and compliance work, including audits and customer security reviews
Stay strong year after year
Move from one-time tests to a steady, ongoing programme that keeps pace with every release
Industries we support
- Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI)
- Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals
- Manufacturing and Industrial Operations
- Technology and SaaS Companies
- Government and Public Sector
Explore Related Cyber Security Services:
Why choose Matrix3D for VAPT for Web Applications
Testing that reflects real web app risk: We focus on the areas Indian businesses cannot afford to leave exposed, customer journeys, admin panels, APIs, authentication, and access control.
More than a scan: We combine automated checks with hands-on manual testing, including business logic, role and privilege testing, and areas tools usually miss.
Reports built for remediation: Your teams get clear proof, practical fix guidance, and priority based on business impact, not a long list of raw findings.
Support until closure: We work with your developers through remediation, retest fixed issues, and give written confirmation once weaknesses are closed.
Built for ongoing change: As your web apps evolve with new releases and integrations, we help you test regularly so fresh vulnerabilities do not slip in unnoticed.
