Ensuring the reliability, security and performance of your IT systems
Technical testing aims to verify the internal characteristics of software and IT infrastructure. Unlike functional testing, it focuses on product performance, security, stability and compatibility. Technical testing allows you to identify hidden defects that can affect system stability, scalability and resistance to high loads.
What technical testing includes
Performance testing Performance testing Checks the system for its ability to cope with a high number of users, requests and operations. We identify bottlenecks and optimize application speed.
Security testing Conducting vulnerability analysis, including testing for SQL injection, XSS attacks, data leakage protection and other cyber threats.
Compatibility testing Checking whether the application works correctly on different devices, operating systems, and browsers.
Resiliency testing Simulate unstable conditions (e.g., network outage, surge) to ensure that the application remains operational or recovers correctly from failures.
Backup and recovery testing Test the effectiveness of backup systems and the ability to quickly restore data after disasters.
Why people choose us?
Ensure high performance
Identify and resolve bottlenecks to improve speed and reduce latency.
Protecting against cyber threats
Check system security and help remediate critical vulnerabilities.
Reduce downtime risks
Resiliency testing minimizes downtime and improves system resiliency.
Compatibility across all platforms
We verify that your application works correctly across devices so your users get the same quality experience.
Prepare for high loads
We test the system under near-peak load conditions to ensure scalability and stability.
When is it worth considering this service?
To verify the performance, security, and stability of new or upgraded software.
To ensure that the application communicates correctly with external APIs, databases, and other components.
If your business is growing and plans to increase the load on IT systems.
To ensure that the system is no longer affected by the vulnerabilities found and works correctly after changes are made.