Ethical hacking is about simulating malicious attacks to identify and fix vulnerabilities before they are exploited. For Quality Engineers (QEs), it’s more than just security testing; it’s an essential tool for building robust, reliable, and high-quality software. Why Ethical Hacking Matters to QEs Catching Hidden Risks Early Traditional testing ensures…
In the software industry, many see Quality Assurance (QA) as the gatekeeper of product quality. However, QA does much more than that. It also helps develop leadership skills. By applying QA practices, organizations improve their software and grow leadership traits such as empathy, critical thinking, and risk management. How QA…
Introduction Are you tired of triggering emails every time to validate UI changes in an email template? Or worried about setting up a local environment to send emails during development? This blog offers a simple solution. Learn how to preview emails for validation directly during development. Time for a story…
In today’s fast-paced software development landscape, releasing high-quality products swiftly is crucial. However, did you know that up to 40% of production issues go undetected during pre-release testing? This is where Shift-Right Testing, combined with Observability, comes into play. By continuing to monitor and test applications in real-world conditions post-release,…
Prop-tech powered by AI & ML, VR and analytics is empowering real estate brokers, agents and developers with data-driven decision making. Sample this real-estate analytics story. At a real estate company, acquiring customer leads proved to be a time and a labor intensive exercise. Now, with the AI-powered prop-tech, the…
What is the Internet of Things (IoT)? The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a vast network of connected devices, each possessing a unique identifier. These devices automatically collect and exchange data over a network. Applications of IoT IoT devices find their use across various sectors and industries: Consumer Applications:…
A dear friend of mine wrote a blog on “Red Car Theory”. It was the first time I had heard it. And as I read through the blog, it got me thinking about the different biases you MUST deal with as a product manager. As a product manager, you're in…
