Test Data Management

Question 1

The benefits of having a test data management is that it can

Answer 1

Keep data management costs low with smaller sets of data that require less storage and fewer computing resources; Assure confidentiality of sensitive data; Assure privacy of information by not importing or masking private information; Reduce the likelihood of insider threats and frauds.

Question 2

The goal of reporting defects is

Answer 2

To ensure that they get addressed. Information
that must be included in a defect report is: Defect Identifier (ID), Title, Description, Detailed Steps, Expected Results, Screenshot, Type, Environment, Build Number, Tester Name, Reported On, Severity, Priority, Status, Assigned to.

Question 3

When reporting a defect, it is recommended to categorize as follow

Answer 3

Function (Coding bug, Design bug, Workflow error, Documentation issue) and Assurance (Injection flaw, Scripting issue, Memory management, Information disclosure).

Question 4

A defect tracking system should have the ability to support the following requirements:

Answer 4

Defect documentation; Integration with Authentication Infrastructure; Customizable Workflow; Notification; Auditing capability.