Software Quality Assurance Questions
Risk-Based Testing is a technique used in software quality assurance to prioritize and focus testing efforts based on the identified risks associated with the software system. It involves analyzing and assessing the potential risks and their impact on the system's functionality, performance, security, and other critical aspects. The technique aims to allocate testing resources effectively by concentrating on areas that are more likely to have higher risks and potential defects. By identifying and addressing high-risk areas early in the testing process, risk-based testing helps to mitigate potential issues and improve the overall quality of the software.