The most important thing when it comes to test data security is ensuring your customer and proprietary information is not exposed to outside parties. This post examines how GenRocket TDG enables a high level of security and how it approaches
We have the opportunity to work on many interesting test data generation challenges with our clients at GenRocket. Since we know many companies have their own test data challenges we wanted to start sharing some examples of what our clients
Limited Time for Testing A QA tester’s biggest challenge is time. Before each release a QA engineer only has a finite amount of time to test and find bugs. A tester needs to: Write new tests Generate test data Perform old
The Challenge with Credit Card Test Data Testing an application can be challenging if you don’t have access to the necessary test data. One of the areas where testers run into their biggest test data challenge is having access to (you
Ok, so let’s address why software bugs that reach the production environment are so hard to fix. If you don’t have a structured process of identifying and repairing bugs prior to release, you will inevitably wind up with many bugs
We have recently added new support content for GenRocket. This content will help you learn the application and get started generating test data quickly! Tutorial Dashboard We are excited to announce the new GenRocket Tutorial Dashboard. This dashboard will guide you through
There’s a lot of discussion these days about the need for better Test Data Management as demand increases for more test data sets with more conditions to match DevOp’s needs for better software testing while doing continuous integration. At GenRocket we
One of the most important aspects of software testing is being able to condition the test data you require to fully run a given test. Conditioned test data gives you the ability to test for a specific outcome within a given unit, integration, load
How proactive do you want to be when it comes to fully testing your software application’s source code? It’s an interesting question that can’t easily be answered unless you can ask the greater question, “How does one quantify how proactive
While talking to some colleagues via IRC today, we were discussing funny pictures related to bugs in software. As we all laughed and shared different images, I started thinking. Have we become too accepting of bugs in our applications? I