Top 10 Secure Coding Practices Every Developer Should Know

According to the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP), insecure coding practices are responsible for around two-thirds of all web application security vulnerabilities. This means that if you're a developer, the chances are high that you've written code that contains at least one security vulnerability.

The good news is that every developer can adopt several secure coding practices to help mitigate the risk of writing insecure code. This guide will share the top ten secure coding practices that every developer should know. So whether you're a leading developer working for a major tech company or a student developer on a freelancer contract, you'll never have to worry about writing insecure code again!

A Guide to Process Mapping for Seamless Software Testing

A process map is a planning and management tool that visually illustrates the steps, details, and flow of a process. Software testing is an investigation done on software to gain insights into the quality of the software. 

While many software developers may not want to admit it, the work of a Quality Assurance (QA) team in testing developers’ software is crucial to a software company. Customers would not be happy with a low-performance, buggy product or service (just imagine an automation testing process that doesn’t automate). But software testing can take time, and finding out the cause of a software bug can get difficult fast. This is where process mapping can help.