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Random number generators (RNG) are one of the cogs in the multibillion-dollar gaming industry. Many of us will only see the fascinating result of game designs, some of which have been years in the making. If it wasn’t for cutting-edge technology and true innovators within the sector, then the development of the games wouldn’t be anywhere near as impressive as it’s been since the beginning of this century.
The Cryptography market is growing every day and therefore, the need for enhanced security in crypto applications has never been felt before. When using crypto applications, it is important to ensure their security due to the current increase in cyber threats.
DevOps engineers are the grease that keeps the wheels of software development spinning smoothly. They break down barriers between teams to help companies build and release software faster and more reliably. We like to think of them as the glue that binds developers, IT ops, and even customers together toward a shared purpose.
Web application testing can best be described as searching for a needle in a haystack. Except that the needle moves, and the haystack grows. The importance of web application testing grows more than ever before in 2024. Why? Because users are moving to zero patience when it comes to glitches, bugs, or anything less than perfect.
There are many approaches to automated testing which let teams optimize an already effective process even further, and integrating datagrids is a great example of this.
CRM software helps businesses manage relationships and interactions with customers and potential customers. It is projected that the CRM market will expand at a 14.1% CAGR from USD 71.08 billion in 2024 to USD 203.63 billion by 2032. Some key CRM activities include capturing customer data, tracking customer history, managing campaigns, sales force automation, and analyzing customer information.
Penetration testing, A.K.A pen testing, is a key element to cybersecurity assessments, especially if your company is working towards SOC 2 compliance. SOC 2 stands for Service Organization Controls 2, and was created by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA). It outlines how businesses should be protecting their customers’ data from unauthorized access, security incidents, and other vulnerabilities.
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