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Should I Partner with an Outsourced QA Provider for Security Testing?
Partnering with an outsourced QA provider for security testing can enhance security programs by providing specialized tools and expertise. In-house teams may develop familiarity that leads to oversight, while external teams offer fresh perspectives and increased scrutiny. Statistics show that 70% of security breaches are identified by third parties, indicating the value of external partnership in security testing.
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Should I Partner with an Outsourced QA Provider for Security Testing?
- 1. Should I Partner withan Outsourced QA Provider for Security Testing?
- 2. Security programs needto be ROBUST and COMPREHENSIVE to fend off today’s cyber attacks.
- 3. It may seemcounterintuitive to OUTSOURCE SECURITY TESTING but it can yield superior results.
- 4. Let’s look athow working with the RIGHT OFFSHORE QA PARTNER can improve your security program.
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- 6. • Each bugfix requires a new round of functional testing Only test as needed
- 7. • Each bugfix requires a new round of functional testing • …Not so for security testing Only test as needed
- 8. • Each bugfix requires a new round of functional testing • …Not so for security testing • For most product companies, an in-house security testing team is overkill Only test as needed
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- 10. • Security requirestools and software Building one takes time
- 11. • Security requirestools and software • And developing those takes time, money, and resources Building one takes time
- 12. • Security requirestools and software • And developing those takes time, money, and resources • Outsourced QA providers already have robust toolkits Building one takes time
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- 14. • In-house teamshave intimate, deep knowledge “Familiarity breeds consent”
- 15. • In-house teamshave intimate, deep knowledge • …But can be lax and lenient “Familiarity breeds consent”
- 16. • In-house teamshave intimate, deep knowledge • …But can be lax and lenient • Outside teams bring fresh eyes “Familiarity breeds consent”
- 17. • In-house teamshave intimate, deep knowledge • …But can be lax and lenient • Outside teams bring fresh eyes • ...and greater scrutiny to vulnerable areas “Familiarity breeds consent”
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- 19. • 70% ofsecurity breaches are discovered by a third party A telling statistic
- 20. • 70% ofsecurity breaches are discovered by a third party • Looking outside your organization for security testing help is a smart strategic move A telling statistic
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