Comprehensive validation tests a process under every possible condition (all hardware configurations, all inputs); it is not essential and is usually too costly, but can be essential for a process central to many analyses, deployed regularly across investigation types and teams (for example recovery from magnetic stripe cards, where formats are few). For a one-off process, sufficient validation may do. Validation after deployment is avoided unless unavoidable: some simple validation on a limited requirement set is always attempted first, with fuller post-deployment validation as soon as practicable, especially for processes that will be reused.
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