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How to Improve API Security Testing: An Actionable Guide

June 12, 2025 Reading time: 21 min

Reading Time: 14 minutesSecurity threats are the forever top-of-the-list challenges for companies. So, it’s no surprise that investments in that area are growing. However, it’s also no surprise that hackers are adapting quickly. And their new
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An Objective Take on AI in Performance Testing: Realities vs Perceptions

May 29, 2025 Reading time: 15 min

Reading Time: 10 minutesAt this point, it looks like half of the people are so pro-AI that they ignore all of its faults. And the other half are so against it that they refuse to recognize
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The Difference Skills Make: Learning from Retail Software Testing Mistakes

March 6, 2025 Reading time: 15 min

Reading Time: 11 minutes“It should work out” is the phrase that kills. Companies seem to undervalue the impact of targeted processes. Retail, for instance, is a very mature sector. Everything regarding software development and testing is
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Can Automation Replace Manual Testing? Probably. But It Shouldn’t, and Here’s Why

February 20, 2025 Reading time: 12 min

Reading Time: 9 minutesAre you really sure you want to go with automated testing? The perks of automation are very shiny, successfully blinding us to the amount of effort going into it. More significantly, they overshadow
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Quality Assurance, Quality Control, and Quality Management: Definitions, Differences, and Best Practices in 2026

January 23, 2025 Reading time: 24 min

Reading Time: 16 minutesQuality control (QC) tests the product, quality assurance (QA) builds the process, and quality management (QM) oversees quality across the entire organization. In modern Agile development, all three work together – but knowing
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The Guide That’ll Make You Excited About Running Android UI Testing

November 15, 2024 Reading time: 19 min

Reading Time: 13 minutesA flimsy UI doesn’t lead to customer frustration, negative reviews, and high churn. When people encounter a sub-par interface, they just move on. They won’t waste time and energy on interacting with a
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