Organizations face constant challenges safeguarding their assets and data in the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape. A proactive and dynamic approach ensures robust protection against ever-increasing cyber threats. This is where chaos engineering comes into play. Originally popularized for testing system resilience, chaos engineering has expanded its scope to address security concerns.

We are thrilled to announce that Katalon has been honored with 7 G2 awards in summer 2023! This recognition from the world’s largest tech marketplace demonstrates our commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions and empowering organizations to achieve excellence in software testing.

Businesses today need to deliver top-notch software at lightning speed. To achieve this, they are incorporating DevOps practices to accelerate their software development and Continuous Testing practices to test early and test often to provide quality software. However, DevOps and Continuous Testing are implemented in many organizations using separate tools and environments, leading to inefficiencies, delays, and increased costs.

Unless you live under an actual rock and haven’t hauled yourself into modern times, I’m sure you know – and most likely use – JavaScript. You know, the versatile and dynamic programming language that powers the web and beyond. From client-side scripting to server-side computing, and even robotics, JavaScript is everywhere. However, like any good craftsperson, a JavaScript developer knows that their work is only done once it’s been tested.

Sometimes, you find yourself searching for bugs without any specific purpose or direction. This occurs when your QA team lacks the proper mindset and strategy for exploratory testing. Without clear guidance or goals, your test coverage will be inadequate, and you'll have less productive use of your time. In his book Exploratory Software Testing: Tips, Tricks, Tours, and Techniques to Guide Test Design, James Whittaker provides a practical solution to help you level up your exploratory testing.