Error Handling
Definition of Error Handling as it relates to Software, Software Testing, Security Testing
Error Handling in the context of Security Testing refers to the process of identifying and addressing potential weaknesses in software systems that could lead to security vulnerabilities when errors occur. It involves evaluating how software responds to unexpected inputs, configurations, or conditions, with the goal of preventing unauthorized access, data breaches, and other security incidents. This includes testing for error message exposure, input validation, and exception handling, among other aspects. By ensuring that software systems can handle errors securely, organizations can reduce the risk of security breaches and protect sensitive data.
External Links
- [ErrorHandling.net]
- [Resultful.net] GitHub - Resultful/Resultful: A C# Idiomatic Library for using the Railway Oriented Programming approach to handling errors.