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Engaging Company Developers in Security Research Studies: A Comprehensive Literature Review and Quantitative Survey
Computer Science

Engaging Company Developers in Security Research Studies: A Comprehensive Literature Review and Quantitative Survey

R. Serafini, S. A. Horstmann, et al.

Company developers overwhelmingly value security: 62.5% prioritize security tasks and 96.5% are willing to join security studies. This large-scale survey of 340 professionals examines compensation, study length, repeat-participant perceptions, and Qualtrics as a recruitment channel, and provides concrete recommendations for engaging company developers. This research was conducted by Raphael Serafini, Stefan Albert Horstmann, and Alena Naiakshina.... show more
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