Brynley Scully

CTO 

Join my presentation on: CAN YOU PROVE YOU TESTED IT? Audit Readiness for Development & Testing Teams in Regulated Industries & AI Systems

Can you prove your system was tested… or do you just hope no one ever asks?
In regulated domains like government, finance, and now AI, it’s no longer enough for software to “work”. Teams must be able to demonstrate, with hard evidence, that it was built and tested in a controlled, compliant way. This session shows how development and testing teams can turn audit anxiety into audit readiness by building auditable practices into their everyday workflows.
 
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Who is Brynley Scully?

CTO

Brynley Scully has spent over two decades testing software systems. Today as CTO of Tescom, a software test and QA consulting firm based in Singapore, he continues delivery work, this time as a technology auditor, looking into development and testing practices of projects in regulated industries. He taps on his vast experience to share another perspective of quality assurance in this talk.

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CAN YOU PROVE YOU TESTED IT? Audit Readiness for Development & Testing Teams in Regulated Industries & AI Systems

Can you prove your system was tested… or do you just hope no one ever asks?
In regulated domains like government, finance, and now AI, it’s no longer enough for software to “work”. Teams must be able to demonstrate, with hard evidence, that it was built and tested in a controlled, compliant way. This session shows how development and testing teams can turn audit anxiety into audit readiness by building auditable practices into their everyday workflows.
 
You’ll hear what auditors really care about, where many findings come from, and how modern teams can stay both agile and compliant without drowning in paperwork. Along the way we’ll touch on real‑world regulatory failures and the new scrutiny on AI systems.
 
If you work on systems that regulators might one day inspect or you just want to sleep better before the next “We’re being audited” email, then this talk is for you.