Who's accountable for the outputs?
The work that scanners don't do. Contextual business logic QA. Specification-led testing applied to the security of your AI and API driven systems.
Poor products are rarely the result of bad code or poor testing. Rather they result from specification not being written precisely enough. If nobody defined what the system should do in a given case, that simply gets missed. Most defects, most security breaches, and most AI failures trace back to this, not to mistakes in code.
The API layers of digital applications are often a huge attack vector, but these load-bearing structures can be the least scrutinised area. Business logic flaws don't show up in automated vulnerability scans. An API must be deeply understood before we can creatively discover where the genuine vulnerabilities are.
Who is taking responsibility for the quality of the outputs from your AI application? Inputs are not limited to chatbot interfaces and direct prompting. Are you defining what good looks like and how much variance is acceptable in your system's outputs? Are you checking this at scale?
Testclub was founded in 2012 by Omar El Dali, built on twenty-five years at the boundary between specification and implementation, across trading platforms, fintech, insurance, health, energy and government.
A skilled high-agency group who move fast and adapt to what your project actually needs. Every finding arrives with its evidence and the method that produced it, so engineers can follow every step.
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Testclub's approach was flexible and amenable to our needs and they ensured that every effort was put in to make the project a success. There are many turn-key testing services out there, however Testclub's ethos and knowledge applied a personal touch that really made the difference. Totally recommend Testclub and would use them again.
There are many turn-key testing services out there, however Testclub's ethos and knowledge applied a personal touch that really made the difference. Totally recommend Testclub and would use them again.