Security Clearance news
ODNI Releases SEAD-8: Policy on Interim Clearances
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) released a new Security Executive Agent Directive (SEAD-8) providing policy guidance and requirements on granting temporary (interim) access to classified national security information. SEAD-8: Temporary Eligibility outlines specific criteria all agencies must ensure are met before granting someone an interim security
DCSA Reports Improvements in Security Clearance Processing
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) published the latest numbers for national security background investigation processing timeliness and showed a slight improvement from the last report released by the Security, Suitability, and Credentialing Performance Accountability Council (PAC) back in December 2019. According to DCSA, the average time to complete
If you are willing to relocate you can apply with one of the IC agencies; almost all of them have their own police forces and will get you cleared.
As a former job offer recipient during college from DIA when they had a mass hiring spree in 2003, This never works out. It’s too unorganized and a total ■■■■…
bebe1979: As a former job offer recipient during college from DIA when they had a mass hiring spree in 2003, I think I remember that era from when I was…
Yup, Lots of ppl quit.