Security testing techniques to combat cybercrime
What is the driving force behind a systematic security testing approach? Let us imagine you are driving your car at
Ruschil Ray 28 September 2022
Security and safety requirements to test an app connected to avionics
In a previous article I responded to the question Why test an app that is connected to avionics? In this
Óscar Lugo Ruíz 16 June 2021
Debugging without security risks
Security researcher Michael Myng found the keylogging code in software drivers that were preinstalled on HP laptops to make the
Niroshan Rajadurai 17 March 2021
Can debug code cause security vulnerabilities?
As software continues to eat the world, failures caused by bugs have never been more visible or higher profile. These
Niroshan Rajadurai 11 February 2021
A simple error: Safety, security or both?
Aside from safety properties, can we use static analysis tools to detect security issues? Yes, as we will show by
Sebastian Krings 28 January 2021
Automated security testing with Fuzzing – The Prequel
Fuzz Testing or Fuzzing is establishing itself as the number one technique for highly automated software testing and is the
Jochen Kreissl 8 December 2020
Quality assurance for safety-critical vs. non-safety-critical
Quality Assurance (“QA”) is arguably the most critical aspect of safety-critical software. However, QA is rarely given the attention or
Vance Hilderman 3 December 2020
The safe & secure software factory
“Companies that embrace the principles of Software Factory (DevOps) experience 60 times fewer failures and can deploy 30 times faster
Niroshan Rajadurai 19 August 2020