Security is particularly important in modern software development. Business reasoning is becoming increasingly complex. A lot of new features are being added to web apps.
On the one hand, this is a positive thing because a contemporary application is a complicated product. But on the other hand, it creates a lot more security flaws.
It is a difficult undertaking to create browser-based software that is both safe and dependable. So why not make sure that your products are top-level secured and that you are not at risk of potentially damaging the success earned by all the money and time invested in building your vision?
Security testing is a sort of software testing that looks for security flaws in an application. These flaws are most commonly encountered in online apps, cloud infrastructure, blockchain applications, and so on.
Security testing is more than just breaking into an application to test it; it is also about detecting weaknesses in applications that attackers may exploit.
The primary purpose of security testing is to discover risks in the system and quantify its possible vulnerabilities so that attacks can be faced while the system remains operational and cannot be exploited.