Cloud Infrastructure and Security

  Exploring the Potential and Roadblocks of Cloud Platforms for Mobile App Testing The mobile app market is experiencing an unprecedented surge, with a staggering number of over 3.5 billion smartphone app users across the globe. It's truly awe-inspiring how the world is embracing this overwhelming demand. Consequently, the significance of mobile app testing has reached new heights, as organisations strive to ensure the functionality, security, and user-friendliness of their apps. Undoubtedly, testing mobile apps can be a daunting and expensive endeavor, primarily due to the ever-evolving landscape of mobile devices and operating systems. This is precisely where cloud platforms designed for mobile app testing come into play, offering a compelling solution. According to a remarkable report by MarketsandMarkets, the global market size for mobile application testing solutions is projected to reach an impressive USD 4.9 billion by 2025, growing from USD 2.2 billion in 2020. This remar

Security is a core element of software products. If you are a software developer or the head of product engineering teams, you cannot ignore the importance of security measures in application development. In this blog, we bring you the new observations in the field of security and software products and the best security measures and practices for the Top 10 Vulnerabilities as stated by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP).   The following are OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities: Injection Broken Authentication Exposure to Sensitive Data XML External Entities Broken Access Control Security Misconfiguration Insecure Deserialization Insufficient Logging and Monitoring Cross Site Scripting Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities   Injection: The most common type of vulnerability is any kind of injection flaw. These flaws are often found in SQL, XPath, NoSQL, LDAP, and other programming languages. During code review, the code can be looked at to find these holes. Static code read

  Revolutionizing Automation Testing with Artificial Intelligence Did you know that testing is a crucial step to make sure that software is free of defects before it gets to the customers? It's a way to safeguard the application against failures that could happen down the road. Testing is one of the most key areas of computer science as it focuses on the flawless development of critical applications. Today, more and more companies are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to improve their testing methods, whether it's automated or manual testing . With the latest digital technology, machines can now write and execute test cases faster than ever before, with minimal human intervention needed to train and improve their performance. It's an exciting development that's helping to make software testing more efficient and effective than ever. Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the game when it comes to processing information and reacting to changes in the environm

  The modern digital workplace has been revolutionized by digital transformation, leading to significant changes in the way people work. Today, many employees, particularly Gen X and millennials, desire the flexibility to work from any part of the world. They also have unique work schedules and work hours tailored to their lifestyles or to collaborate with colleagues in different parts of the world. This new way of working has transformed the traditional workplace, allowing for increased flexibility, efficiency, and collaboration, and is constantly evolving to accommodate new advancements in technology.   The Cloud answers to these unique requirements.   The cloud has revolutionized the way businesses operate by transforming traditional workplaces into a mobile-centric and cloud-connected environment. This lift and shift have enabled the workforce to use a diverse mix of personal and company-owned apps and devices that rely on cloud storage , resulting in greater flexibility and acc