Application Behavior Analysis

Behavior analysis records what software does under controlled inputs, including state and side effects that static executable inspection may not reveal.

Run controlled experiments

  1. Define a starting state and one changed input.
  2. Record UI, reports, files, database rows and registry/configuration changes.
  3. Capture network or device traffic with direction and timing.
  4. Exercise invalid inputs, cancellations, retries and recovery paths.
  5. Repeat the experiment and retain artifacts.

Build an evidence model

Document workflow, preconditions, state transition, output and confidence. Separate observed facts from inferred rules; one run does not prove universal behavior.

Use executable analysis for static/runtime structure, requirements recovery, black-box migration and the reverse-engineering pillar.

Describe your legacy system or problem

Share what still works, what failed, and what must be preserved.

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