There are clear benefits to doing a software code audit and review. The first and most obvious one is to check for code quality and to make sure your code isn’t outdated and in need of replacement. We have done code reviews for companies large and small, and our independent, neutral findings are presented in such a way to give clients actionable steps to take for code improvement.
We also offer Quality Assurance (QA) audits and they are a bit of a different situation. In a QA review, we look at technical quality, user experience, media, databases, and processes, both internal and for the end-user. The goal is always to find ways to make your software better, more reliable, more secure, and easier to use.
There’s never an immediate moment when software becomes outdated, but it can become old. Performing a software code audit will help you find out-of-date tools, find security vulnerabilities that need to be patched, or optimize code that hasn’t been touched in months or years.
Audits are a regular part of any business, for both your finances and your tech properties. Regular code audits can help ensure that your code is stable and able to be maintained.
Troubleshooting is one of our specialties and if you’ve noticed your software lagging in the performance department, then it’s time for a code audit. We can examine your code to find deficiencies and get your software back to its prior performance.
Gut feelings and experience still have a significant role to play in software. If you notice something is off about your software, even if you’re not sure what, then it’s time for a new code audit.
Here at Atiba, we provide different types of code audits. Each type of audit varies in time and scope. Sometimes, all the different types of audits are performed on a piece of software. In the end, it depends on the project type.