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Open Source Concerns

Open source code saves time and costs, but risks must be managed to ensure it pays off

This Month in Bug/Virus/Breach History – May, 2018

Our latest monthly installment on historical events in software testing

Making your S/4HANA Transition Smooth and Successful

Countering the complexities of S/4HANA adoption and upgrades requires expertise and agility

The Global Landscape: The Security of Outsourcing Data

Qualitest's blog discusses the risks of dealing with outsourced data, and how to ensure that this data will be safe.

Cyber Security and the Government Shutdown

In cyber security, all vulnerabilities are basically bugs; like any bug, the longer it goes unfixed, the costlier that fix will end up being. So what happens when the watchers can't work?

Security Threats and Google Glass

Qualitest discusses Google Glass and the challenges of security testing with this new technology.

A Quick Guide to Building An Efficient Cyber Security System

Make sure you review these essentials before setting up your Cyber Security System.

Exceeding Expectations

Can one exceed expectations, or is that just Marketing hype?

This Week in Bug/Virus/Breach History 4/25/2018

Another week, another brief history of an oopsy in the software industry.

Why Independent Testing Works

What specific value is there to Independent Software Testing?

This Week in Bug/Virus/Breach History – April 17, 2018

The IRS seemed to be planning an outage from April 17th, 2018 to the year 9999. Have they finally gone crazy?

10 Kinds of Bugs

Not all kinds of bugs are the same. This refresher will help you recognize different kinds of bugs, and help you categorize things you know are wrong.

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