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  • How traceability benefits the software development lifecycle

    Read expert Scott Sehlhorst’s explanation to learn how traceability of requirements improves visibility into building the right product as well as building the product right.

  • How to define security requirements and manage risk in software development

    Defining business security requirements is a collaborative effort, involving the participation of architects, business analysts and regulatory bodies. There is no black-and-white answer about achieving the best possible security for your software applications. Costs and benefits must be weighed. Read this response from expert Sue Burk for more insight into how security requirements are defined and prioritized.

  • Debunking myths of application lifecycle management

    In this tip, we expose three myths of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) which continue to quietly impede successful software development and delivery across industries. Understanding that best-in-class isn’t always the best option, that there is no such thing in application development as one-size-fits-all and that point-to-point integrations are not a panacea will empower DevOps and large enterprise organizations to improve the speed, quality and collaborative nature of their application delivery process.

  • Requirements management with embedded software: Interview with IntraPace

    What are the important considerations of a requirements management tool when developing embedded software for a medical device? In this Q&A with IntraPace software development manager Mace Volzing, SSQ asks about managing requirements for the abiliti product -- a device that is implanted in the stomach to control hunger in obese patients.

  • Glitch author seeks mandated software quality controls

    In Part 2 of this SSQ interview with Glitch author Jeff Papows, we learn more about Papows' proposal for an IT Governance Manifesto which would mandate higher standards of quality for life-threatening software. Papows warns of the dangers of not taking quality seriously, saying we could be on the precipice of a digital Pearl Harbor.

  • Test design focused on expediting functional test automation

    Senior test architect David Johnson describes test design paradigms such as keyword-based test design, which can be leveraged for functional test automation. Johnson addresses both commercial and open source solutions in both agile and predictive environments.

  • Requirements rethinking tutorial: Improving pre-development software analysis - Part 2

    An expert shows how reimagining the software requirements elicitation process can lead to improving business requirements and add value to applications. In this tip, learn how to better evaluate your requirements upfront and throughout the SDLC.

  • Reliably estimating the software requirements effort

    Differences in how business analysts and project managers define "requirements estimation" frustrate the software requirements elicitation process. No matter what methodology is in use, without adequately defining requirements, software projects are destined for failure says an expert.

  • SQL injection

    SQL injection is a type of security exploit in which the attacker adds Structured Query Language (SQL) code to a Web form input box to gain access to resources or make changes to data.

  • Top software testing and quality assurance news stories from 2009

    This is a collection of news coverage from 2009 on software quality and testing trends. 2009 saw more agile adoption, changes in project manager roles and new software tools.

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