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In today's digital age, it's important to ensure that websites and applications are accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities. Failure to achieve this not only violates the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), but also results in potential legal action, public relations issues, and additional costs of making changes to meet compliance regulations.

Did you know that a significant majority, approximately 70%, of software defects are linked to improper functionality or behavioral discrepancies? Our guide provides insights into black box testing, a strategic methodology that assesses software based on its external behavior without delving into the intricacies of internal code, structure, or logic. We aim to demystify the purpose, types, techniques, and significance of black box testing in ensuring robust and seamless software applications.

Customer Experience Testing plays a crucial role in ensuring the software meets customer needs and expectations. By testing software with real users, businesses can identify pain points and improve the overall user experience. For example, an eCommerce website can test its checkout process to ensure it's user-friendly and streamlined, resulting in higher customer satisfaction and retention.

The digital age has made software integration a crucial part of any business’s success. Companies that continue to invest in big data, cybersecurity, and cloud technology — among other digital solutions — grow over 50% faster than their competition. To retain your edge, you must build and constantly maintain your digital infrastructure.

For the consumer, the digital banking experience is supposed to be simple and intuitive. Banking transactions can be completed quickly with just a few taps or clicks and without the need for a tutorial or extensive user manual. With the growing competition across the banking industry, a financial institution is more likely to retain that consumer if the experience constantly improves in speed, reliability, and ease.

One of the integral parts of a software system and security testing is restricting a user's access to information by introducing user roles and permissions. This blog will provide you with complete knowledge about access management.

A few years ago, intelligent security tools were just a marketing gimmick. Today, artificial intelligence and machine learning are necessary parts of IT security operations. AI is changing the security testing industry and is making software development safer, more efficient, and more reliable.

With the rise of cloud computing, APIs have become an increasingly popular way of sharing data and services between applications. However, the increased use of APIs also means a greater risk of malicious activity. According to a report by Salt Security, API attack traffic reached an average of 26.46M calls in 2022.

A complete walkthrough on voice assistant and how it can return relevant information by listening specific keywords. This covers purpose, types, characteristics, and how to test voice assistant software.