5 ways to accelerate testing for your IoT Devices

By Niroshan RajaduraiMay 8, 2018January 5, 2019 Strategy automated testing, change impact analysis, code coverage, continuous integration, dynamic testing, IIoT, IoT, shift left, testing pyramid

The growth of Internet of Things (IoT) devices reflect a growing focus on driving results using sensor-based data and creating analytically rich data sets. These systems can deliver the most value in solving complex logistics, manufacturing, services, and supply chain problems. The number of connected IoT devices worldwide will jump 12 percent on average annually,…

Five Steps to implement Continuous Testing

By Niroshan RajaduraiMay 1, 2018January 5, 2019 Strategy analytics, automated testing, Circle CI, code coverage, Continuous delivery, continuous integration, functional test, github.com, Jenkins, Semaphore CI, shift left, TeamCity, Travis CI

More and more companies are deploying DevOps and Continuous Testing (CT) workflows. The Software projects that are staying ahead of the curve have implemented the correct foundation for Continuous Testing by adopting the following five steps and developing a plan that is continuously optimized, maintained and adjusted as things change in the market or on your product road map.

How SpaceX Develops Software

By Niroshan RajaduraiApril 19, 2018January 5, 2019 In the News analytics, automated testing, code coverage, Continuous delivery, distributed system, Drone, dynamic testing, embedded system, integration, Space, system test

After the recent successes of Space X with The Dragon Heavy Launch vehicle, we did some investigation to understand how the software that is used in these systems is developed.

Five principles for engineering high quality software to take into the New Year

By Niroshan RajaduraiDecember 27, 2017January 5, 2019 Quality automated testing, code coverage, Continuous delivery, continuous integration, dynamic testing, functional test, Jenkins, Legacy Software, refactor, shift left, system test, Technical Debt

Experience has taught users to avoid the latest versions of software applications until the inevitable maintenance releases, and patches have been released. This post discusses five actionable ideas to help development groups close the quality gap.

Leftover Synaptics debug code puts a keylogger on HP laptops, could it have been prevented?

By Niroshan RajaduraiDecember 14, 2017January 5, 2019 Strategy code coverage, cve, cwe, dast, debug, instrumentation, probe point, software security, system test, VectorCAST

In this post we explore why the HP Laptop is exploitable, and offer a better mechanism for installing debug code that ensures this issue cannot reoccur.