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Why Application security testing important

Why is Application Security Important?

As per the reports published by the 2016 Breach Level Index, the United States alone had cases of 728 data breaches. This was a statistic of reported 974 breach incidents for which millions of confidential documents were lost. As the numbers were alarmingly high, most businesses, both small and large, have considered opting for the adoption of application security.




The fundamentals of security testing are no doubt a vital part of application testing. The use of different types of testing processes helps you to enhance the functionality and stability of the applications. The main focus of using this application security is to ensure and develop safe and stable apps.


With the use of security testing, you can recognize the web application security vulnerabilities and address them to avoid:


Fine and legal implications for easy-going and non-restrictive security measures:

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