Penetration testing in agile testing
What is penetration testing? Penetration testing – or pen testing – is the practice of testing a computer system, network, or web application to find security vulnerabilities that can be…
Leaders in Tech: Alex Cross
We are proud to announce the launch of our Leaders in Tech editorial series. Speaking to leaders in the industry to capture their stories, career highs and lows, their trials…
How is AI transforming Software Testing?
In traditional testing methods, testers only used to follow a checklist to monitor the potential user activities and any possible issues that may arise so it can be fixed. But,…
The Importance of Exploratory testing in the Agile world
In today’s Agile world, the advent and involvement of automation testing have created less dependency and reduction pertaining to Manual testing. The machines are smarter and faster, yet they cannot…
How can agile teams add value in testing?
Agile testing teams Agile Testing is a software testing process that follows the principles of agile software development. Unlike traditional testing models, the Agile testing methodology follows the development methodology…
How can AI help microservices testing automation?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies have evolved over the years and their use in automated testing in now beneficial in many ways. The adoption of AI in…
Test Developers & Samsung’s Remote Test Lab (RTL)
Samsung’s Remote Test Lab (RTL) service allows developers to test their applications on actual Samsung Galaxy devices remotely. How does it work? By using Samsung smartphones connected to the…
The shift-left approach to software testing
What is shift-left testing? In the Software Testing world, the ‘Testing Phase’ is usually done on the extreme right or at the end of the Software Development Lifecycle. However, testers…
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…
How is Testing Changing?
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Circuits of Life: Mike Wood
Today, our focus is on Mike Wood, a CEO at Versa. With 30 years of experience in marketing, product, and engineering, Mike leads the Versa marketing organization and drives brand…
Circuits of Life: Arnon Shimoni
We are proud to announce the start of our Circuits of Life editorial series. Speaking to testers, engineers, architects, QA Analyst and developers from different walks of software life to capture their stories, career highs…
Women of Software Testing: Karen Higgins
We are proud to announce the start of our Women of Software Testing/DevOps editorial series. Speaking to women testers, engineers, architects, QA Analyst and developers and Senior Staff, from different…
Can game theory help break down DevOps silos in your organization?
High- performance organizations have some key characteristics in common. One, they leverage complex systems. Two, they mitigate the challenges of that complexity with automation. But organizational often silos hinder the…
Coronavirus: McAfee report reveals coronavirus threat actor evolution increase
McAfee has today released its McAfee COVID-19 Threat Report: July 2020 examining cybercriminal activity related to COVID-19 and the evolution of cyber threats in Q1 2020. McAfee Labs saw an…
How to handle enterprise incident resolutions during coronavirus
During this coronavirus period, it has been hard for everyone to come together at a workplace and make a decision on anything as everything has become so constantly changeable due…
Feeling Cloudy? Here are the questions to ask to avoid cloud trade-offs
There is an old saying that there are no perfect solutions, only trade-offs. We have all experienced this trade-off situation in our lives at some point, when we must make a…
University of California extorted for $1.14 million by cybercriminals
The University of California in San Francisco (UCSF) says it has paid cybercriminals $1.14 million (£1 million) to decrypt a “limited number of servers” in its School of Medicine, which…
How using API can help your business to beat coronavirus
The biggest damage that the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has created outside the human cost is the paralysis of economies worldwide. Many countries have been forced into lockdown mode, almost completely…
Four ways HR can utilise IAM for secure remote working
As businesses start to take tentative steps out of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are still understanding what our ‘new normal’ is. In the backdrop of an ongoing pandemic, we’re taking…
