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RTTS used a hybrid
approach creating a
proprietary Keyword
Automation Test
Framework (KATF) to
automate processes and
SQL-based data
comparisons between a
baseline reference
platform (BRP) and the
application under test.
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Approximately 800 rules
were validated utilizing
approximately 3000 SQL
test scripts against
five major database
platforms of varying
configurations for the
application monitoring
application.
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Approximately 90% of the
available exploit data
was sampled in a given
run of the application
monitoring application.
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Several
vulnerability-auditing
tool processes were
automated, allowing exact
comparisons from backend
to front-end of the
application, covering
approximately 10,000
vulnerabilities for each
process.
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The KATF was used to vet
the consistency of the
system for each build of
the system compared to a
BRP
During the framework’s development, each
additional test module
increased test
coverage and freed
members of the software
quality team to analyze
higher priority issues.
Each additional module
increased test coverage
by 10,000 test cases.
Furthermore, increasing
the number of Test
Execution agents used in
a full regression run
increased test case
execution throughput.

For users of the
automated test suite,
minimal training is
needed due to the
flexible procedure
configuration built. A
test procedure can be
defined by selecting any
function, and the
procedure can then
target multiple test
cases by automatically
adapting its
configuration. |