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Explain risk-based testing and what important factors are needed to be considered in risk-based testing.

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Risk-based testing refers to the process of prioritizing tests according to risk, which is used as a basis for DEVELOPING a TEST Strategy. An organization can use risk-based testing (RBT) to prioritize testing SOFTWARE features and functions according to the probability of failure, the importance of the feature, and the impact of a failure. Testing is then performed, starting with the highest risk. Testers who use a risk-based approach are more likely to be aware of risk factors that can lead to PROJECT failures.

Following are the main factors to be considered in risk-based testing:  

  • Identification of when and how risk-based testing should be implemented on an appropriate application.
  • To determine which measures are effective in detecting as well as handling risks in critical areas of the software application.
  • Achieving the project outcome while balancing risk and quality.


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