Agile testing represents a significant shift from traditional testing methodologies like the Waterfall and V-Model approaches, emphasizing iterative processes, team collaboration, and a focus on delivering quality products in shorter timeframes. Unlike traditional models where testing occurs after the development phase, Agile testing integrates testing activities throughout the development process, allowing for continuous feedback and quick bug fixes within the same sprint. This method requires a whole-team approach, where testers and developers work closely together, focusing on high-priority tasks and customer-centric requirements. Agile testing is characterized by reduced documentation, collective responsibility for quality, and the ability to adapt testing practices such as Exploratory Testing (ET) and Risk-Based Testing (RBT) to focus on the essence of test scenarios. The Agile environment fosters a different mindset, encouraging team members to partake in various roles and activities, ultimately enhancing the software's resilience and value to the customer.