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Let’s Talk About Security – Validate All Input
The objective of validation is to verify that the data entering the system do not cause any damage or cause information to be leaked.
Let’s Talk About Security – Digital Identity
Security is more important today than ever before. Virtually everything is digitized and either located in its own network or connected to the internet.
Test Automation with Squish (Part 2) – Functional Perspective
After Python was specified as the most suitable script language for test automation with Squish in the first part, now the functional view on this topic is explained.
Teaching a Machine to Test Using AI
The topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being considered more and more frequently in the field of quality assurance today. Is this the end of manual testing?
What Used to Be Lone Warriors Is Now a Team – A New Way of Collaborating
This is the new way of collaborating at Saxonia Systems (since 03/2020 ZEISS Digital Innovation) – distributed over all our locations.
Test Automation with Squish (Part 1) – Technical Perspective
How does test automation with Squish work? Which technical and functional aspects should be noted while designing the test framework or the test scripts?
The User in the Center of Software Development
The focus of this blog article is the integration of User Cantered Design (UCD) into our software development process. A highlight is put on the tools and methods used to tailor the software to the actual user’s needs.
Mocks in the test environment (Part 3)
In this part we will create a self-programmed mock application and will access it with our hero database. For this we use “Docker for Windows”.
How to use the QA Octant?
The QA Octant contains the quality characteristics for software systems according to ISO 25010. These characteristics point to the necessary types of tests that result from the set weighting of the different functional and non-functional characteristics.
ZEISS Hackathon Munich: Hacking into the night
This blog post reports on our experiences and impressions at the ZEISS Hackathon Munich 2019. The tasks dealt with image processing as well as time series processing and CPU monitoring.