Activities and tasks typically associated with SDLC Testing (Quality Assurance) phase include:
- Plan the testing activities, including creating test plans, defining test cases, and scheduling testing cycles.
- Identify and fix bugs and issues.
- Ensure the software is free of all bugs and other defects and meets requirements. Any defect found must be fixed.
- Conduct all necessary testing types (unit, integration, system, acceptance, usability, regression, performance, manual, automated, Accessibility, etc.)
- Test for common vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, XSS (Cross-Site Scripting), CSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery), and Security Misconfigurations
- Conduct Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and remediation until the software is free of defects.
- Carry out Dynamic Application Security testing (DAST) and remediate as needed.
- Carry out Penetration Testing if it is determined that the specific application should be penetration tested. Any application that handles sensitive data, personal details, healthcare records, or critical business data, should be penetration tested,
- Prepare test reports and obtain sign-off from stakeholders.
Before each phase, it is essential that all personnel that will be participating in that phase understand the objectives of that phase, and that they have the knowledge, or acquire the knowledge, to competently carry out their responsibilities during that phase.
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