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Innovation Starts Here-Why Chroma's DC Power Supplies Are a Test Engineer's Best Ally

In high-stakes industries like automotive R&D, aerospace systems, and clean energy innovation, the room for error is practically nonexistent. Testing environments are intense, expectations are sky-high, and timelines? They rarely offer the luxury of second-guessing. At the center of it all sits a crucial tool: the power supply. And not just any supply-one built with accuracy, control, and flexibility in mind.

Faster Fixes: Solving the Security Testing Trade-off

Pen testers use active testing technologies to probe and analyze systems dynamically, just as an attacker does. Active testing confirms whether a vulnerability is actually exploitable, which security teams use to determine which vulnerabilities to prioritize for remediation. Active security testing delivers confidence, sorely needed in today’s IT security world where noise and false positives have become a major part of an analyst’s day.

The Secrets of Test Coverage in Software Development

Test coverage is a fundamental aspect of creating reliable and high-performing software. When applied effectively, it provides a clear measurement of what parts of your codebase are being tested, identifying gaps that could allow subtle bugs to creep into production. Whether you're constructing a small application or managing a complex digital ecosystem, test coverage ensures that software performs as intended and gains users' trust.

Functional vs Non-Functional: System Testing Basics

The testing world has its share of controversies, including the discussion between functional Vs. Non-functional testing. Despite their different goals, these two testing methodologies are required to develop quality software. In the current world of digital envy, the balance between functional and non-functional testing is the difference between application success and failure. This article highlights their differences, importance, practical examples, and how they supplement each other to provide a complete coverage of software quality assurance.

Understanding The Importance of Visual Regression Testing

Every software developer wants his app to be accepted by users and give good reviews that will boost brand reputation. But during these highly competitive times, with millions of apps released every year, many get rejected due to mediocre quality. In fact, Statista says there were already around 29,000 mobile apps released in September 2024 through Google Play Store. So, if you want to stand above the crowd and want users to accept your app, ensuring it aligns with user expectations through reliable testing methods cannot be overlooked.

Top Challenges in Mobile Application Security Testing (+ Solutions)

Mobile app security testing identifies and assesses security vulnerabilities in mobile applications, including Android and iOS. It is a part of a more extensive security assessment or penetration test encompassing the client-server architecture and server-side APIs used by the mobile app. Mobile app security testing (MAST) is an afterthought since organizations want to release their apps faster, and development teams are understaffed and overworked. The result?

How to automate fuzz testing: from start to findings

White-box fuzz testing has proven highly effective in finding critical bugs and vulnerabilities. Tech giants like Google and Microsoft uncover thousands of issues using this method. But why doesn’t every company adopt fuzz testing as part of their testing strategy? The main barrier is the high level of manual effort and the extensive time required to properly set it up and maintain it.

10 Best API Security Companies To Consider in 2025

Every single day, billions of API calls happen across the internet. Behind your favorite applications, APIs work quietly to move data and connect systems. But with the growing use of APIs, API attacks didn’t just increase – they exploded. Take the Optus breach in September 2022, in which attackers exploited an unprotected API endpoint and accessed the personal data of up to 9.8 million customers, leading to a $10 million fine.

Integrating fuzz testing in the V-model testing process for secure software

The market of embedded computing has been growing constantly, and this trend is expected to continue in the near future. Notably, embedded systems are key components for the Internet of Things (IoT) and for Cyber Physical Systems (CPSs). In the embedded software industry, secure software development is critical. This is especially true because embedded software often involves vital industries, such as medical devices or automotive solutions.