Introduction The following is a report for the FMEA/Quality Risk Register developed for Golden Goose Limited. The report incorporates three major parts: Domains: This section will look at six of the key domains that were used for testing. For each domain, its purpose is described, its importance in the test is explained and the link between the business requirements and the FMEA /QRR items is shown. Also identified, are at least 2 test constraints for each domain as well as the department manager responsible for ‘signing off’ each domain test. Test phases: This section will look into test phases from a broader perspective. Four main stages of software testing will be analyzed looking into the various characteristics of each phase, the timing, and the purpose of each phase. Finally, this section will look at the controls that govern each phase with a particular focus on the entry and exit criteria. Implied requirements: Finally, the report will look at the implied requirements that emerge after developing the FMEA/QRR. Each of these implied requirements will be assigned an individual unique name, before it is briefly described, followed by a concise look at its impact on quality. Domains Domain testing, according to Kaner (n.d.), is illustrated as the stratified testing technique of choosing a few test cases from several candidate test cases available. This method is particularly prevalent in software testing. In the FMEA/Quality Risk Register developed for Golden Goose Limited, there were several candidate test domains. This report will focus on the six key domains which include; Product inquiry: This is categorized as a key domain for this system due to its immense significance to the company. Customers use this domain to find information about various products directly from the system. Golden Goose Limited, being a product-based company, requires a place to showcase their products, hence the importance of this domain for this system. The two key test constraints used when testing this domain are; The search function This is ‘signed off by the business department manager. This is because it is within his/her department that business matters are regulated hence they know what they want when using the search function. Product information This area of the domain is ‘signed off by the business department. This is simply because it is in charge of the overall business process, thus has a better understanding of the product information a customer should find. Security: The security issue is core to any system. Good security infrastructure ensures that a system is not easily manipulated by malicious people in a bid to steal from the user. The security domain is used to ensure that the system is not easily manipulated from unauthorized sources. Security tests are important as they lead to a secure system thus winning customer confidence. Below are the two main constraints that are checked when testing for security: Compliance This includes factors such as legality and standards. They are approved by the ICT department as they are aware of the standards and legality issues when dealing with software. Passwords They are approved by the ICT department manager because he/she has a better understanding of h