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To audit E2E test coverage for critical paths, you need a risk-based approach that evaluates test completeness for money, security, and data functionalities rather than relying on predefined coverage percentages.

Risk-based testing for critical user journeys prioritizes validation by focusing on high-risk areas like money, security, and data handling, ensuring essential functionalities are thoroughly covered without adhering to arbitrary pyramid percentages.

Identifying coverage gaps in E2E testing for sensitive data handling requires auditing your test suite against risk factors, specifically targeting security and data paths to pinpoint missing validations.

E2E critical path coverage does not require following strict test pyramid percentages; instead, it employs a pure risk-based approach to identify coverage gaps for critical money, security, and data functionalities.

You should run an E2E test coverage audit for financial transactions before major releases to ensure critical paths involving money are adequately covered and to identify any missing risk-based validations.

The best way to ensure security paths have adequate E2E test coverage is to perform a risk-based audit that specifically targets these high-risk areas, validating that essential security functionalities are thoroughly tested.