Security Clearance news
Pilot Program to Monitor Clearance Holder Online User Activity
The Department of Defense (DoD) is rolling out a new pilot program that will monitor current DoD security clearance holder online activity and pair that data up with other known data points in order to develop algorithms that determine normal patterns of user behavior. This consolidated data will then enable
Personnel Security Teams Up With Clinicians to Address Mental Health Issues
The number of background investigations with psychological or mental health issues continue to rise and DoD personnel security adjudicators are having to collaborate with mental health professionals to evaluate the information. DoD’s Consolidated Adjudication Facility (DoD CAF) has staff psychologists available to consult with adjudicators and help review assessments completed
It definitely will make me feel less official, especially as someone who is a federal contractor.
Legally speaking, Badges carry absolutely ZERO authority. Credentials is where your authorities lie and is why the actual creds are harder to reproduce. A badge is just a cheap piece…
This is most likley a non story. Back when I worked for USIS I worked 5 different contracts. My OPM credentials were the only one’s that had a badge associated…
Us contractors see the removing of the badge as a non issue. Most of us would never purposely shown that “rink-a-dink” silver badge anyways when we used to meet people…