When I did application security I had to argue with developers about PCI and PII data in logs all the time. They would insist that there was "no other way" and

When I did application security I had to argue with developers about PCI and PII data in logs all the time. They would insist that there was "no other way" and that it was secure inside our system. I'd refuse to change the status of the vuln to anything other than critical. I found many similar vulns in our database that had been marked as false positives or non-critical by other infosec people in the company. The common thread was none of them had a background in software development so they just trusted what the developer told them. This seems to happen frequently in places where there's a culture of compliance being more important than actual security.