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QA-based testing or developer-based testing?

Should developers do their own testing or not? In Software Development, developers have a major role as they design, code, and build the software. They are also asked to do ‘white box’ testing, meaning testing the code.They execute Unit Testing (testing individual units of source code to verify if it.

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Why You Should Worry About Software Quality

Application quality is no longer just about functional adherence to requirements. Applications and production environments have become increasingly complex over the years and user expectations are higher than ever. Quality now means lots of things, more than some teams are addressing well or at all. (more…)

Factors That Make a Difference Between Test Case Management Tools

In the current digital era, businesses need to find new ways to optimize their testing processes and ensure faster releases. When talking about startups, they have limited resources so test case management systems can be very useful. Software development processes have also changed with the passage of time to focus.

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ARE OSINT METHODOLOGIES IMPORTANT WHEN PEN-TESTING?

Open-source intelligence or OSINT has been the go-to pen-testing methodology for most Penetration Testers. Of all the threat intelligence subcategories, open-source intelligence has been the most extensively used, for a good reason.From recognizing the new vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited, removing sensitive information before a threat actor can exploit.

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Do You Have the Skills to Thrive as a DevOps Engineer?

When your company embraces a DevOps methodology, it means change is coming, and engineers are caught in the middle. Every development strategy demands an additional set of skills specific to its environment. Let’s walk through the essential skills required of a quality DevOps engineer. (more…)

Five steps toward a stronger security posture

Let's begin with the bad news: Organizations are more likely than ever to be victimized by a cyber-attack. The reason for this is two-fold. Hackers with limited skills can easily purchase basic malware tools on darknet markets and use legitimate administration tools, such as Sysinternals suite. (more…)

GPU Stress Test: Best Apps & Benchmarks to Test Graphics Cards

GPU stress testing is important for PC gaming enthusiasts or anyone who works with resource-intensive software. Most of the best options are free. Stress testing a GPU is an important part of building and improving a PC, but it requires the right software. Benchmarks can give a lot of useful.

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Enterprise penetration testing is a security audit IT can’t fudge

Security vendors are experts at peddling cyber fear porn to sell their latest products and technologies to desperate executives looking for a silver bullet to an admittedly tough problem. Protecting enterprise infrastructure and data requires balancing so many often conflicting requirements and variables that IT and security teams are understandably.

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SAP continues continuous testing continuity

Quite apart from the wider world itself going continuously 24×7 in the face of globalisation and ubiquitous interconnectivity, the software world has adopted more defined approaches to continuous methodologies over the last decade. Key among the continuous continuum is Continuous Deployment (CD), Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Testing (CT). (more…)

When To Choose Manual or Automated Interoperability Testing

Mark Twain couldn’t have put it better. While automated interoperability testing has been advancing at pace, manual testing stubbornly retains its place–and value–across a range of testing scenarios. Yet with the growing proliferation of IoT-connected devices (McKinsey estimates there will be 43 billion by 2023), will manual testing be relevant.

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