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TDM – page 6
Articles by icaria Technology in the TDM category.
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Protection of personal data and TDM, how to make a viable fit
In this article you will discover how to comply with the protection of personal data in software tests with TDM.
How to apply data dissociation in test environments?
Thanks to technology, it has become possible to automate data dissociation for software testing. Find out how in this article.
How to automate TDM to gain agility and quality?
Thanks to technology, it is now possible to automate TDM to improve the quality and times of software tests. In this article we tell you how.
Information Security and Data Protection in Software Testing
Discover the keys to enhancing information security and data protection in business management software testing.
How to Perform Test Automation for Enterprise Management Software
Thanks to technology, it is possible to achieve software test automation to reduce costs and improve quality.
Data Relationships: How Do I Identify Them?
Understanding the data relationships is essential for improving the quality of your software. Discover how to understand these relationships.
Why Data Protection in Test Environments Shouldn’t Be a Concern
Talking about corporate data protection is talking about the vulnerability of test environments. Discover how to solve this issue.
9 Data Segmentation Challenges: Have You Faced Them?
Data Segmentation challenges, have you faced them? Discover what the challenges of data segmentation ar to effectively overcome them.
Closing a data masking project
Every project comes to an end and this one could not be less. However, there are some details that must be finalized before taking it to production and…
Subsetting: not the whole database, just part of it
Subsetting moves a coherent, dissociated slice of a production database into test environments, with less data volume and shorter load times.
It’s time to data mask
In today’s post we are going to explain the dissociation process, but before that, let’s recall how we got here and what is coming now. Documentation request…