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In many enterprise organizations, particularly across public sector and regulated industries, identity and access management (IAM) are not just a best practice; it’s a mandate. From federal agencies and financial institutions to healthcare and utilities, internal IT policies often require every application to integrate with a centralized identity provider (IdP) such as Microsoft Entra ID or Okta.

Automated testing is status quo for a majority of software delivery teams today, yet two-thirds of teams say they deploy code without completing all the necessary testing – and that it costs them anywhere between $500,000 and $5M USD annually. That’s according to a recent survey Tricentis commissioned with Censuswide.

In today’s high-speed world of software delivery, performance engineering can’t afford to be a bottleneck. Teams are shifting left, moving fast, and integrating feedback loops earlier and more often, but performance feedback still too often lags. If your performance testing still hinges on last-mile validations or project-based assessments, you’re not alone. Many teams are struggling with how to evolve their practices from siloed testing to scalable, integrated performance engineering.