We have had open job postings for security architects for a long time with zero 
hits and I would love to understand how other enterprises are hiring 
practitioners. Would love your thoughts on the following:

*       Are large enterprises sticking with consulting firms to gain expertise 
in implementing secure coding practices when they can't find full-time salaried 
individuals? 
*       Any thoughts on the capabilities of large consulting firms such as 
Accenture, Cognizant, DiamondCluster or TCS in terms of secure coding practices 
or is this still in the domain of "boutique" firms?
*       Has anyone ran across a job posting from any large Fortune 100 
enterprise for a security architect / engineer that was particularly good that 
I should consider plaigarizing?
*       Maybe the miss is in terms of compensation. What should an enterprise 
expect to pay in the marketplace for someone truly knowledgable in secure 
coding practices?
*       If I wanted to get a college graduate and allow them to grow into this 
position, are their particular universities that have received generous 
donations of static code analysis software so as to "educate" a younger 
workforce? If not, what would it take for us to collectively "ask" some of the 
vendors in this space to do so?


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