Building Test Architecture and Test Strategy in CRM project
Case study: Improve and optimize the testing process
Automated Testing setup in the project
We speed up the development of automatic tests by changing the approach to writing them. Often, a fresh look at the test code and experience in many projects can speed up the development and support of tests several times.
Infrastructure penetration testing
Infrastructure penetration testing focuses on the security of both the application environment and the supporting infrastructure, including third-party services and applications. The testing is performed with a combination of manual and automated techniques, tailored for the specific environment.
To maintain a consistent testing process, we rely on industry-standard best practices and methodologies, like OSSTMM (Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual), NIST and ISACA penetration testing and auditing standards and guidelines, PCI SSC penetration testing guidelines, while also using our own methodologies, developed over years of experience. Usually, infrastructure penetration testing is required to pass security certifications like PCI DSS, so we make sure our testing processes and methodologies are compliant to the standards required by the Customer.
Application penetration testing
Web penetration testing is focused on finding security vulnerabilities in a target application environment that could let an attacker obtain unauthorized access to the application or exploit its functionality to gain access to sensitive information, underlying OS, or conduct unauthorized actions (i.e. transactions in a banking application). Unlike vulnerability assessment activities, goals of penetration testing include ensuring all vulnerabilities identified are exploitable and can be combined to create an attack chain. However, penetration testing does not focus on achieving specific goals like adversary simulation or Red Team activities, including in scope all potential compromise scenarios.
Application penetration testing
Web penetration testing is focused on finding security vulnerabilities in a target application environment that could let an attacker obtain unauthorized access to the application or exploit its functionality to gain access to sensitive information, underlying OS, or conduct unauthorized actions (i.e. transactions in a banking application). Unlike vulnerability assessment activities, goals of penetration testing include ensuring all vulnerabilities identified are exploitable and can be combined to create an attack chain. However, penetration testing does not focus on achieving specific goals like adversary simulation or Red Team activities, including in scope all potential compromise scenarios.
Adversary simulation
Adversary simulation can provide a different insight into a security infrastructure. While penetration tests are used to test potential vulnerabilities with no regard to stealth, evasion, lateral movement and the Blue Team’s ability to detect and respond to attacks, adversary simulation assessments allow to completely emulate the actions of a malicious individual and trigger proper security team response. While not a replacement for a complete penetration test, such an assessment can provide valuable insight into protection capabilities of a company against a real-world attack.
Functional testing
Managed Functional testing is the solution for clients who want to transform their testing process to develop and test high-quality applications cost-effectively, removing large testing overheads, and optimizing day-to-day testing activities without losing overall project control.
Validating Big data workflows
Tenendo helps to build a cost-effective and scalable Big Data validation strategy and implement it in your project.
Performance testing
Performance testing allows us to predict and monitor the system load in order to optimize infrastructure and development requirements. Our service seamlessly integrates performance testing into your existing testing processes.
