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In the fast-paced realm of software development, ensuring the quality of a product is paramount. Quality testing plays a pivotal role in this process, encompassing various methodologies and practices to deliver reliable and efficient software solutions. In this blog, we will delve into key aspects of quality testing, exploring Agile Testing, DevOps Testing, Functional Testing, Load and Performance Testing, and Mobile Testing. Agile Testing: Adapting Quality Assurance to Agile Methodologies Agile development methodologies emphasize flexibility, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Agile testing aligns with these principles by integrating testing activities throughout the development lifecycle. This approach ensures software is tested iteratively and consistently, allowing quick adjustments and enhancements. Agile testing involves cross-functional teams, fostering communication between developers, testers, and other stakeholders. This collaborative environment accelerates the ident

  With the average cost of a data breach placed at $3.8 million, you would expect companies to focus on continuous threat detection and rapid response. Having an incident response plan in place is critical to prepare your organization in the event of a data breach or other cybersecurity incident. Fine-tuning, and practicing your incident response plan is also crucial to being prepared for any cybersecurity incident. What is an incident response plan for cyber security? Learn how to manage a data breach with the 6 phases in the incident response plan. An incident response plan is a documented, written plan with 6 distinct phases that help IT professionals and staff recognize and deal with a cybersecurity incident like a data breach or cyber attack. Properly creating and managing an incident response plan involves regular updates and training. Addressing 4 common incident response mistakes  1. Not Conducting Complete Cyber Forensic Analysis : Conducting thorough and complete root cause