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iFour Team - June 16, 2017

How Project Monitoring and Control process supports all 9 Project Management Knowledge Areas

Project management involves various functions that enable smooth and organized project execution. These various functions grouped together according to their purpose and these groups are referred as knowledge areas. Knowledge areas are based on common features, whereas project management process groups determine the order of project management activities. There are 9 knowledge areas as shown in the below figure. Project monitoring and control is the process group that involves the tracking...

iFour Team - June 06, 2017

Understanding cross site request forgery in web development

Have you ever experienced that you are browsing something and when clicking any link or an object on a website affects the movement in another website in your browser? You might not be wanting to happen that activity but it is not on your hand. At that time a website loses trust from browser and does those malicious activities which are performed unpredictably. This vulnerability is called ‘Cross site request forgery’ which is ranked 8th on the list of OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities 2017 and...

iFour Team - May 26, 2017

Broken authentication and session management in web development

Today, almost every business on the globe maintains its own website for running their businesses. Most of them could be concentrating on making their websites more attractive and more appealing while at some point they forget or neglect to take safety measures for it. The minor negligence in the security measures can lead them to pay big for it. One has to take possible steps to ensure their website security. Remember, your website is your brand, your image, and first contact with customers....

iFour Team - May 23, 2017

Enhancing Scrum Meetings - an important way to manage the SCRUM workflow

What is SCRUM? Scrum, an iterative and incremental Agile methodology was coined from a concept of the game ‘RUGBY’ where the forwards of a team form up with arms interlocked and heads down, and push forward against a similar group from the opposing side. The analogy in a product development process is to work together and move ahead as a team to achieve the goal. The most noteworthy aspect of an Agile methodology is that it does not follow any rigidness. A fully Agile enterprise would...