The pandemic, and our new dependence on digital solutions, quickly elevated the importance of hyper secure software. In this infographic, our security testing team has put together common software security flaws and solutions to help avoid them.
It’s very rare to find a defect-free product. Every software application has some kind of bug crawling through its code, even those designed by highly talented developers and tested by vigilant QA teams. And these bugs can multiply quickly when a disjointed process—or worse, no process—is in place.
Perfection, of course, is always the goal when QA testing. But reducing the number of defects within the system while adhering to tight deadlines and lean teams can make this goal seem unattainable.
Fortunately, it can be achieved. With the help of defect tracking tools, your team can stay on schedule while drastically improving product quality.
As the COVID-19 pandemic shook the foundation of the global economy, organizations started preparing for the future in a completely new landscape. Many software companies started looking for QA solutions to achieve a higher level of efficiency and productivity while minimizing costs in the long term. This shift in thinking has made automation testing imperative for software companies. Check out the infographic below for advice from our QA team on selecting the right Automation testing tools.
It’s easy to see why more consumers are switching to digital payment methods: it’s more convenient, easier to track and reduces contact. To keep up with consumer expectations, eCommerce websites must ensure their payment channels are secure and seamless. Any issue with online payments directly impacts revenue, website traffic and customer loyalty.
In short, payment channels that regularly undergo payment gateway testing are ready for market, ready for the consumer and ready to combat any cybercriminal attempts. But how can QA testers keep track of every test case scenario for payment gateway channels?
The rise of media streaming has allowed consumers to be in control of how they experience content. Viewers no longer have to adjust their life for a TV show schedule, now that users can choose what content they want to watch, when they watch it and on what device they watch it.
Streaming media is here to stay. With 62% of adults subscribing to a streaming service, the industry is only expected to grow at an exponential rate across all types of media.
Collaboration is all about connectivity. Your users want to connect instantly with peers, ideas and data so that business processes stay on track and the creative development of business strategy is seamless.
That’s why collaboration software products are a must-have for every company across all industries. And this instant connectivity wouldn’t be possible without the successful integration of APIs.
The stats don’t lie: mobile devices account for half of web page views around the world. This shouldn’t surprise us, since more than 75% of Americans own a smartphone with one in five American adults opting for a smartphone-only lifestyle.
That’s why product developers are adopting a mobile-first strategy. And since Android dominates the mobile OS market, it only makes sense for QA testers to become fluent in Google’s digital language.
Collaboration apps bring your Dev and QA teams together. As the world transitioned to working remotely, the need for a reliable and secure collaboration app grew exponentially. Our most recent infographic will help you choose the right collaboration tool for your teams.