Open-source Security Assessment

Perhaps this is not strictly related to Testuff, but my article with Dr. Carlos Cid was recently published on SearchSecurity. Hope it might give some of you ideas on evaluating security for open-source as well as closed-source projects. The scope covers more than security-testing, but touches on elements of testing and assessment for security bugs [...]

2026-07-20T12:49:24+00:00January 11th, 2011|20 Years Archive, Blog, Bugs, Development, Era 2011-2014, Security, Testing|Comments Off on Open-source Security Assessment

What came first – the chicken or the egg? A few thoughts about software testing Metrics

There are many topics which fuel debates and emotional discussions within the software testing community, but it seems that there’s one that really makes everyone excited - Metrics! How do you measure your testing efforts? What is the best way to evaluate effectiveness, and which elements should be quantified? How do we know if the [...]

2026-07-20T12:48:11+00:00September 27th, 2010|20 Years Archive, Blog, Era 2007-2010, Metrics, QA, Testing|1 Comment

Global software testing trends for coming years

As a company, which develops tools and services for the software testing industry, it is important for us to follow up on its trends and future predictions. We like to think that since we are part of this industry, and have a dialog with others in it (such as customers, experts, competitors and others), we know what's currently [...]

(How) Are you being served?

Last night I've spent just over two hours on the phone. I don't normally talk much. Most conversations are kept to a minimum. This call was different though. I was talking to my cable Internet support staff. I have to confess, it's a very odd, tricky, almost elusive problem, and they were very kind and [...]

2026-07-20T12:48:11+00:00January 19th, 2010|20 Years Archive, Blog, Era 2007-2010, General, Support|Comments Off on (How) Are you being served?

Can software testing be fun AND serious?

Most of us come to work for more than one reason. There's the money, the professional challenges, the friends we have there, our need for self achievement and more. Each one of us, in different times of their working life, has their own reasons prioritized differently. One thing we all have in common, all of [...]

2026-07-20T12:48:12+00:00October 4th, 2009|20 Years Archive, Blog, Era 2007-2010, General, Marketing, Usability|Comments Off on Can software testing be fun AND serious?
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