Do you think developers are concerned about security?

EngineeringSecurity & GRC

Yes, a great deal36%

Yes, a moderate amount52%

A little9%

Not at all2%

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Microsoft31%

Google9%

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Oracle3%

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Does the SOX requirement for separation of duties impede security?

Yes60%

No35%

It depends (comment below)4%

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