Overview of Applications of Passive Testing Techniques

MACSPro'2019 - Modeling and Analysis of Complex Systems and Processes, Vienna
21 - 23 March 2019

Iosif Itkin, Rostislav Yavorskiy

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1. Overview of Passive Testing Applications
   Iosif Itkin, Rostislav Yavorsky
   22/03/2019
   

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2. Exactpro Overview
   ● A specialist firm focused on functional and non-functional testing of financial market infrastructures and
   financial institutions.
   ● We provide software testing services for mission critical technology that underpins global financial
   markets. Our clients are regulated by FCA, Bank of England and their counterparts from other countries.
   ● Incorporated in 2009 with 10 people, our company has experienced significant growth and is now
   employing 560 specialists.
   ● We were part of the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) from May 2015 till
   January 2018. Exactpro management buyout from LSEG was successfully
   completed in January 2018. We are headquartered in the UK and have
   operations in the US, Georgia and Russia.
   

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3. Global Quality Assurance Client Network
   

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4. Build Software to Test Software
   

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5. Why Passive Testing?
   ● No Trust, No Fear, No Begging
   ● Big Data and Computational Power
   ● Processing External and Random Input
   ● Test Coverage and Regulatory Compliance
   ● Extracting Models and Scenarios from Data
   ● Building the Next Generation of Software Testing Tools
   

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6. Have You Ever Questioned The Nature of Your Reality?
   

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7. Why Passive Testing?
   ● No Trust, No Fear, No Begging
   ● Big Data and Computational Power
   ● Processing External and Random Input
   ● Test Coverage and Regulatory Compliance
   ● Extracting Models and Scenarios from Data
   ● Building the Next Generation of Software Testing Tools
   

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8. Latency vs. Throughput
   

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9. Why Passive Testing?
   ● No Trust, No Fear, No Begging
   ● Big Data and Computational Power
   ● Processing External and Random Input
   ● Test Coverage and Regulatory Compliance
   ● Extracting Models and Scenarios from Data
   ● Building the Next Generation of Software Testing Tools
   

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10. Software Testing is Relentless Learning
    

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11. Why Passive Testing?
    ● No Trust, No Fear, No Begging
    ● Big Data and Computational Power
    ● Processing External and Random Input
    ● Test Coverage and Regulatory Compliance
    ● Extracting Models and Scenarios from Data
    ● Building the Next Generation of Software Testing Tools
    

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12. Test Coverage and Regulatory Compliance
    

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13. Why Passive Testing?
    ● No Trust, No Fear, No Begging
    ● Big Data and Computational Power
    ● Processing External and Random Input
    ● Test Coverage and Regulatory Compliance
    ● Extracting Models and Scenarios from Data
    ● Building the Next Generation of Software Testing Tools
    

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14. Extracting Models and Scenarios from Data
    

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15. Why Passive Testing?
    ● No Trust, No Fear, No Begging
    ● Big Data and Computational Power
    ● Processing External and Random Input
    ● Test Coverage and Regulatory Compliance
    ● Extracting Models and Scenarios from Data
    ● Building the Next Generation of Software Testing Tools
    

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16. Building the Next Generation of Software Testing Tools
    

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17. Number of papers by year
    

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18. Co-authorship chart
    

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19. Co-authorship chart
    Largest connected component
    

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20. Authors of 3+ papers
    

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21. Keywords cloud
    

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22. Most frequent words
    50 protocol
    50 trace
    47 property
    45 technique
    42 algorithm
    41 implementation
    39 formal
    38 network
    35 behavior
    34 conformance
    30 state
    29 requirements
    29 application
    29 fault
    28 specification
    28 process
    26 model
    26 time
    25 invariant
    25 machine
    24 framework
    24 tool
    23 methodology
    23 data
    21 environment
    21 execution
    21 method
    20 experiment
    20 operation
    20 finite
    

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23. Most frequent words
    ● Web services
    ● Internet of things
    ● Security testing
    ● Other applications
    

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