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7 Software Testing Trends that will Surely Dominate 2023

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As we move into 2023, the software industry continues to evolve rapidly. As a result, software testing has become an integral part of software release management , ensuring that software meets its intended requirements and functions effectively.  This blog will explore the top software testing trends that will dominate in 2023. Top 7 Software Testing Trends That You Should You Know in 2023 Test Automation Test automation has been a trend for several years but will continue dominating in 2023. Test automation allows for faster and more reliable testing of software applications.  It uses one or more IT management tool to reduce the manual effort required for repetitive tasks and provides more accurate test results. Using artificial intelligence and machine learning will further improve test automation by reducing the need for manual intervention. Shift-Left Testing Shift-left testing is a method of testing that involves testing earlier in the software development cycle. It help...

How To Manage Your Software Releases In A Small Team

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Software engineering has become a rapid cycle of developing, testing, and deploying new software versions for complicated platforms. Though many companies are not often updating the software, harmonising the development and release of new software or software versions is a challenging task. As a result, software release management is flourishing as a discipline. However, many small companies do not deploy DevOps or have infrastructure engineers to support the release management.  To add to that, one or only a few people are aware of the process complexity, which is not documented correctly, leading to confusion. Moreover, digital transformation calls for quickly delivering software-driven value to the customers with security, quality, and compliance as a base. Hence, the number of releases increases, but without conscious management, it becomes chaotic.  With more releases, the release management objectives become valuable. So, this blog will unfold everything you need to kno...

How to secure your sensitive data?

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  Every organisation stores a lot of data in its system, and data protection is necessary. With the rise of technology, data security threats are also increasing. Thus, companies need to be extra protective of their data. Companies also need to comply with all the necessary regulations of the state, and for this purpose, you can use data compliance solutions in your company.  Today, data is very important for everyone; many people term data - the new oil. You may have stored client data, customer data, and important company data. As a company, you are responsible for protecting all this data.  Apart from data security, data compliance is also very important; there are many compliances that you are abiding to follow. For instance, if you deal with financial information, you need to follow the Payment Card Industry (PCI) regulations.  In recent times, we have seen an increase in data theft, hacking, cyber-attacks, etc. It is important to prevent all these attacks; oth...

A Comprehensive Guide To Data Compliance

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  In the current digital era, businesses belonging to almost every industry hold tons of data. With such incredible amounts of data, a huge raft of responsibilities ensues. When you process data, you are responsible for how you store, share, use, and protect sensitive information as a business. And that’s where data compliance solutions come into play.  The right to privacy is considered an essential human right. Therefore, for safeguarding this fundamental right, most countries, governments, and industries integrate Privacy into regulations such as HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR, CCPA, etc.  However, as an organisation dealing with a vast range of data sets, you might find dealing and complying with the increasingly stringent regulations more and more challenging. The diversity in communication channels and increasing collaboration with 3rd party agencies make the process of data compliance even more diabolical.  If the data used in the testing, production, and quality analys...