Dynamic Testing is testing of the functionality of software; also known as black box testing.

• A. Dynamic Testing
• B. Entitlement
• C. Privileged Accounts
• D. Proof of Possession

Answer: (A)

Dynamic testing evaluates what the software does while it runs. By executing the program with real inputs, you observe outputs, behavior, and state changes to verify it meets its requirements. Because you focus on external behavior rather than how the code is written or structured inside, this approach aligns with black box testing. Functional testing, regression testing, and user-acceptance style checks are classic examples of this dynamic, runtime-focused approach.

The other terms are not testing approaches: entitlement refers to the permissions assigned to a user, privileged accounts are high-access human or service accounts, and proof of possession is a cryptographic concept used to verify you hold a credential or key. They relate to access control and cryptography, not to how testing is performed.