Security Clearance news
Ex-Wife Coerces Clearance Holder into Using Drugs
I recently came across an interesting security clearance appeals case from the Department of Energy Office of Hearing and Appeals where a security clearance holder was asked to fill out a new SF86 at the five-year mark after being granted a clearance and did not disclose any illegal drug use
A Look at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Hiring Process
We have previously covered the hiring process for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA). Another intelligence agency not as well known is the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) whose hiring process is similar to that of the CIA and NSA. Applicants must be able to obtain a Top-Secret (TS) security
Remember, its not just the box but the box and the examiner/polygrapher. They put quite a bit of effort into training those folks… they go to like a nine-month school…
“sometimes i wonder” i think i am beyond the “wondering” stage. for me, i could care less if the pgraph itself is effective. what is certainly effective is the ability…
xXGunner989Xx: …what is certainly effective is the ability for examiners to wriggle out anything the individual may be hiding If you ever have occasion to look at a vacancy announcement…
In my military career I had the opportunity to go to survival school in the event I ever got captured. During my polygraph, I saw a lot of the same…