QASource Blog

Cloud services such as Amazon AWS enable product companies to run their applications using the resources provided on the cloud. In this era of services, scalability and mobility makes it easier to launch seamless products.

Cyber threats and security are finally being seriously addressed due to the volume and intensity of attacks this year. With the continuously changing threats, it’s important to proactively adhere to preventive approaches.

DevSecOps is an approach to thinking about application and infrastructure security from the beginning. It is mainly about built-in security, and not just the security that functions as a perimeter around apps and data.

With this edition of the ShieldCast expert series, we aim to educate end users about the potential security risks of using smartwatches and what it takes for security testing and securing such devices.

To ensure that the users are not subjected to such situations, security testing for mobile applications is necessary. This is what we will talk about in this quarterly expert series.

Is QA testing necessary for security software? Software QA is absolutely necessary. We are constantly hearing about data breaches occurring seemingly every day, so products and software that can ensure users' safety are in high demand. This surge in demand for security software increases the pressure security product organizations feel as they release new software. Read on to discover how a security company learned that in order to guarantee the safety of users, cybersecurity companies should invest in a QA partner.

A cloud security assessment is a complete evaluation of hosted application as well as the platform itself. In this expert series, we talk about how can we do that along with some highlights from the RSA conference and GDPR.

This edition will talk about IoT security testing services that are applicable across any and every domain that is ready to leverage the technology. It also includes testing recommendations for SQL injection.

Ensuring the safety and integrity of enterprise data and networks is a lot more complicated than it used to be. With cyber attacks making headlines on a near-daily basis and malicious hackers getting smarter by the day, the security programs of yesterday just can’t cut it. There’s a growing consensus that a security strategy focused only on hardware, software, and policy-setting isn’t enough. For a fully comprehensive security program to be maintained, companies need to be vigilant in many different ways.