Data masking is a crucial process in software testing, particularly in the procurement of test data (TDM). It involves altering data to protect sensitive information while maintaining the data’s usability for testing purposes. Here is a look at how effective data masking can improve software testing.
The role of IT in our daily lives has undergone significant shifts. Two decades ago, IT operations mostly remained in the background. But today consumer habits have changed, with users interacting with more user interfaces, and IT services being utilized directly by end customers. What does that mean for software development?
In this video blog interview, Christoph Stock, Manager of Product Development at UBS Hainer, describes three typical starting points for introducing test data automation. In the interview he refers to the TDM software XDM.
A test environment plays a crucial role in software testing. It provides a controlled environment in which tests can be performed to verify the quality and functionality of an application. The following article describes how the increasing CI/CD processes (Continuous Integration / Continuous Development) affect the functions and requirements of a test environment.
Example of a typical scenario prior to the implementation of an automated TDM solution. It illustrates a real-life example of a large insurer, was able to master all its challenges by using the test data management software “XDM” from UBS Hainer
The TOP5 ARGUMENTS why developing your own test data management solution is no longer profitable today. TDM has become a complex issue. For this reason, there are experts today who offer mature TDM solutions to the market
In the process of software development, tests need to be performed repeatedly. Depending on the stage of development, various test data, from individual test case data to bulk data, is required. There are three basic options for obtaining this test data: The manual creation of test data, the creation of synthetic test data and the conversion of productive data into test data
