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Welcome to the era of demanding users. With toddlers’ attention spans and endless choices, delivering a seamless app experience is crucial. Only 9% of users stick around if an app doesn’t meet their needs quickly. Moreover, 90% of users have abandoned apps due to poor performance.

Just yesterday, the idea that a single IT misstep could cripple companies across entire industries might have seemed like a huge overstatement. However, the recent Microsoft outage is a stark reminder of how interconnected our world is. On July 19th, 2024, a faulty security update from CrowdStrike wreaked havoc on Microsoft Windows systems worldwide. How could such an IT catastrophe unfold? Let’s dive in and explore the causes.

Welcome to our new rundown of the biggest tech events! We’ve gone through just about every QA conference of the year and picked out the best ones for you. Our team went the extra mile to sift through all the details, prices, and extras to make your search easier. Curious about the conferences we've lined up? Get ready to dig in — here’s a detailed list of the top QA conferences for 2024.

Raise your hand if you have experienced an unreasonable lack of organization, poor scheduling, and daunting bug reports. Okay, there is no point in sitting in front of your computer with your hand in the air. After all, it is not very suitable for serious C-level executives. So here are 7 software testing best practices that will help you achieve a smoother software testing process, so you can respond faster to market changes.

No one likes reporting on data breaches and reassuring their customers that their data is still in safe hands. That’s why businesses should take proactive actions to enhance their security posture, avert cyber attacks, or at least minimize their damage.

Modern software development practices like Agile, DevOps, and CI/CD have revolutionized the software development landscape with automation and high speed. While this enables faster release cycles, it also opens the door to a plethora of security holes.

Do you remember how the websites looked just ten years ago? Our web experience was rather limited. Each passing year, websites are becoming more complex, with functionalities that were once unimaginable.

In this age of increasing cyber threats, the security of web applications has become a paramount concern. Malicious entities are always on a lookout for new opportunities like lack of logging and monitoring. They spend a lot of time examining applications and systems to find errors and vulnerabilities.

Imagine a company deciding to skip the front-end testing phase due to tight deadlines. "Everything's fine on the back-end, so why worry, right?" Will neglecting front-end testing help save on project budget? Definitely not.