Your manager has taken you onboard as a test lead for testing a web-based appl

Your manager has taken you onboard as a test lead for
testing a web-based application. He wants to know what
risks you would include in the Test plan. Explain each risk
factor that would be a part of your test plan

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Your manager has taken you onboard as a test lead for testing a web-based application. He wants to..

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Web-Based Application primary risk factors:-

A) Security: anything related to the security of the
application.
B) Performance:- The amount of computing resources and code
required by the system to perform its stated functions.
C) Correctness:-Data entered, processed, and outputted in
the system is accurate and complete
D) Access Control:-Assurance that the application system
resources will be protected
E) Continuity of processing:-The ability to sustain
processing in the event problem occurs
F) Audit Trail:-The capability to substantiate the
processing that has occurred.
G) Authorization:-Assurance that the data is processed in
accordance with the intents of the management.

General risk or secondary risk’s:-

A) Complex – anything disproportionately large, intricate
or convoluted.
B) New – anything that has no history in the product.
C) Changed – anything that has been tampered with
or “improved”.
D) Upstream Dependency – anything whose failure will cause
cascading failure in the rest of the system.
E) Downstream Dependency – anything that is especially
sensitive to failures in the rest of the system.
F) Critical – anything whose failure could cause
substantial damage.
G) Precise – anything that must meet its requirements
exactly.
H) Popular – anything that will be used a lot.
I) Strategic – anything that has special importance to your
business, such as a feature that sets you apart from the
competition.
J) Third-party – anything used in the product, but
developed outside the project.
K) Distributed – anything spread out in time or space, yet
whose elements must work together.
l) Buggy – anything known to have a lot of problems.
M) Recent Failure – anything with a recent history of
failure.

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B.Ramyasri

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