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Continuous testing is the process of executing automated tests as part of the software delivery pipeline to obtain immediate feedback on the business risks associated with a software release candidate.

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Why You Need AI Agent Security Validation in Software Testing

Engineering teams have been racing for the last two years to deploy AI agents that can find bugs faster than any QA team ever could. Autonomous testing agents can crawl through codebases, identify vulnerabilities, and generate test coverage reports while developers finally get to take a breath. The irony is that while development teams enjoy […]

Puspita Pradhan · Jul 16, 2026
AI

SmartBear Tightens Integration Between AI Coding and Testing Tools

SmartBear this week revealed it is narrowing the divide between coding and testing by integrating its platform with artificial intelligence (AI) coding tools. Sheryl Koenigsberg, senior vice president of product marketing at SmartBear, said integrations with AI coding tools from Anthropic, Atlassian, GitHub, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) will make it simpler for application developers […]

Mike Vizard · Jul 16, 2026
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From AI Hype to AI Assurance: How Engineering Teams Can Safely Ship AI-Enabled Software

AI has moved very quickly from experimentation to production. A few years ago, many organizations were still asking whether AI could improve their products or internal workflows. Today, the question is different: how can teams ship AI-enabled software safely, reliably, and responsibly? That shift matters because AI is no longer just a research project or […]

Olamilekan Lamidi · Jul 15, 2026
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‘HalluSquatting’ Compromises AI Coding Agents to Install Malware, Create Botnets

Hallucinations have been an ongoing problem since OpenAI first introduced its ChatGPT chatbot in November 2022, highlighting generative AI’s tendency to generate plausible but false or misleading information and its inability to just say “I don’t know.” They can lead to embarrassing or uncomfortable moments. However, security researchers in Israel have found that the large […]

Jeff Burt · Jul 13, 2026
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North Korea Expands the Reach of PolinRider Supply Chain Attack Campaign

The North Korean-sponsored threat groups behind the long-running fake interview scams targeting developers are expanding the PolinRider supply chain campaign that has escalated over the past several months. Reports from cybersecurity vendors Socket and Rescana found that two groups linked to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) have published at least 108 malicious packages […]

Jeff Burt · Jul 8, 2026
AI

Novee Uncovers Cordyceps: The Latest Threat to CI/CD Pipelines

A newly discovered supply chain security flaw is once again putting a spotlight on inherent weaknesses in CI/CD pipelines and the growing interest among cyberthreat actors to exploit them. Security researchers with Novee, an AI penetration testing platform provider, wrote about Cordyceps, an exploitable pattern in the open source supply chain that can allow attackers […]

Jeff Burt · Jul 6, 2026
AI

Your AI Testing Framework Might Be Passing Tests It Should Be Failing

Engineering teams are not evaluating whether AI belongs in their testing workflows anymore, but are discovering, sometimes painfully, that the architectural decisions they made when integrating it are the ones that will determine whether it improves their release confidence or quietly erodes it.

Saqib Jan · Jun 30, 2026
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Security Flaw in Claude Code Illustrates the Risk of AI in Developer Workflows

AI coding agents are reshaping software development—but they’re also expanding the attack surface. Researchers uncovered a now-patched vulnerability in Anthropic’s Claude Code GitHub Action that could have enabled prompt injection attacks to expose CI/CD secrets, API keys, and credentials. As AI agents gain autonomy in development workflows, organizations must treat untrusted inputs as hostile and rethink CI/CD security models. Natural language is becoming executable code—and attackers know it.

Jeff Burt · Jun 10, 2026
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SmartBear Adds Computer Vision Capability to Testing Platform

SmartBear this week extended its ability to apply artificial intelligence to application testing with the addition of a computer vision capability that can be used to detect objects in applications. Prashant Mohan, vice president of product at SmartBear, said the company’s TestComplete platform now combines computer vision and optical character recognition to help automate the […]

Mike Vizard · Jun 4, 2026
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Why DIY Test Automation Succeeds Its Way Into a Problem

Ask any engineering team if they can build their own test automation framework, and the answer is almost always “yes.” With modern AI tools involved, that answer arrives faster and with more confidence than ever before. In 30 days, a capable team can spin up scripts, automate flows, generate test cases, and show a demo […]

Rohit Raghuvansi · Jun 3, 2026
Blogs

Regression Testing Tools in the Age of AI-Assisted Development: What Has Changed

For most of the past decade, the conversation around regression testing tools was fairly stable. The tools got faster, the integrations got smoother, and the underlying approach stayed largely the same: write tests, run them in CI, fix failures. The fundamental model did not change much because the problem did not change much. AI-assisted development […]

Sophie Lane · Jun 2, 2026
Blogs

Observability-Driven Continuous Testing in Cloud-Native DevOps

Observability transforms continuous testing from quality gates into reliability signals. Cloud-native teams ship faster because they know their systems better — traces reveal bottlenecks, synthetics catch regressions and security telemetry prevents breaches.

Ashwini Dave · May 15, 2026