Tag: ITregulations
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Testing for Disruption🎉
I you look at this and think, “oh that would be costly here” – that is exactly your…
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Not what you do, but HOW
Recently we had a P1, but the biggest issue was how we handled it – not that it…
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The next shift-left: Compliance
With the increase in IT security regulations, Data Governance laws many companies face the challenge, that they have…
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Testing Corporate CIS18 Security
Let’s help make the implementations more resilient and functional. As always.
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It’s Time for Business Continuity and Exit Plans
How hard is it for you to pull the plug for your IT services and move elsewhere? It’s…
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IT Security and Compliance are People Problems
Days Since it was a PEOPLE PROBLEM: 0. Not DNS. Not solvable by technology. But about biases, behavior…
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Compliance Coaching for the Delivery Teams
I can understand why delivery teams would seem overwhelmed by the volume and think that it’s a hindrance…
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Problem-solving from the stakeholders’ point of view.
Understanding the landscape is critical whether you’re facing any new situation. One technique that I consistently use is…
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We all work with Risks, Questions and Requirements
Risks, Questions and Requirements are surely part of the tester’s hierarchy of needs. As I am exploring new…
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Test the Emergency Procedures
[First posted on leading-testing-activitites.ghost.io, Nov 2024 ] Having company procedures for everything is nice. Sure, you can have…
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