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13 January 2010 21:18pm
We are looking for a company that can test our website before launch. Requirements could include user acceptance testing
over multiple browsers, production of testing plan and script, user journeys, load testing etc.
Can anyone recommend a testing company that they have used in the past?
CEO at SciVisum.co.uk
14 January 2010 11:49am
Boden, Jessops, Tesco, Mosaic, Coast, Betfair, Ann Summers etc etc - use SciVisum for this kind of stuff.
I should know, I work at SciVisum... and our User Journey approach is often praised as being far more realworld and indepth than usual.
Check our website: www.scivisum.co.uk to find contact details, to reach our sales folk.
Tech Director at ForLinux Ltd
25 February 2010 17:37pm
Hi,
I was wondering if you have had any web application penetration testing performed for things like SQL injection and XSS? If not, our company would be able to assist.
Regards,
Steve
Director at Watson Hall Ltd
26 February 2010 09:23am
Steve is correct—don't forget about security or privacy. But make sure the whole environment is thought about - not just the website on a test server. The server(s), database, related services and feeds also need to be considered. You may want to check against compliance requirements.
Regards
Colin Watson
CEO at SciVisum.co.uk
26 February 2010 10:47am
Colin is spot on there.
It's much better to take a holistic approach - else folks miss out things like losses in the promotional codes: which can come from both technical blips in the web site itself (under certain conditions promotional codes are not correctly checked for validity), or security fraud (insider attack etc).
Including Promotional Code checks into User Journey testing 24/7 or Prelaunch testing, is surprisingly not so common, given the significant sums of money involved
Deri