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Managing Distributed QA Teams

In today’s landscape of work, organizations everywhere are not just accepting remote and hybrid teams—they’re fully embracing them. Forbes predicts that by 2025, around 33 million U.S. workers will be doing some form of remote work. So what do...

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Public and Private Blockchain: What’s the Difference?

When they hear the term blockchain, most people still think of bitcoin. Bitcoin may have started the whole blockchain revolution, but the story doesn’t end there. Many enterprises are exploring blockchain solutions, and many of those are based on pr...

Automation, Business, General, Programming, Security, TestRail, Websites

Pursuing the Secure Cryptocurrency Wallet

Although you can test blockchain apps using non-live blockchains, eventually you have to assess how your app runs in a live environment. That means you have to use it, and pay for it, using real cryptocurrency. The security of your cryptoassets, even when t...

Continuous Delivery, Performance, Security, Virtualization

Containers and Testing: Friends or Foes?

Virtualized container use in software application development and deployment is increasing across nearly all industry verticals. Containers provide advantages of virtualization without draining computing resources. When used in the testing process, containe...

Security, Software Quality

Does Secure Cryptocurrency Really Exist?

Blockchain technology and cryptocurrency are often described as being secure at the core. But is this true? After seeing multiple security incidents with cryptocurrencies that resulted is large losses, is there really any such thing as a secure cryptocurren...

General, Security

Are Blockchain Apps Really Secure?

Blockchain technology allows multiple people or devices that don’t trust one another to share trusted data. The way blockchain works makes it nearly impossible for a malicious party to tamper with the data without being caught, so it has been called u...

Agile, Continuous Delivery, General, Security

Secure Software Development in an Agile Environment

Many software developers view security as a non-functional requirement. The perception is that adding security features slows things down. As organizations move to agile software development, security too often gets left behind. However, it is possible to i...

General, Security

7 Holes You Might Have in Your Testing Strategy

How do you feel about your software testing strategy? Is it bulletproof? If you’re anything like the majority of organizations out there, I’m betting that the answer is somewhere between “no” and a cynical, barked laugh. Even if you ...

General, Security

Ransomware: How to Avoid Becoming a Statistic

Today’s news feeds are ripe with fresh examples of ransomware victims. According to Verizon’s 2018 Data Breach Investigation Report, ransomware was the most common type of malware in attacks last year. We’ll describe what ransomware really...

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