Security Clearance news
Phishing Email Purporting to be from DCSA Targets Clearance Holders
A few weeks ago, security clearance holders started getting emails that looked like they came from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) that referenced the collection of information needed from them on an “SF-86F” (which does not exist) or SF86. In reality, it is a sophisticated malicious phishing email
Department of Energy Clearance Applicants and Alcohol Consumption Concerns
A large number of the Department of Energy (DOE) security clearance appeals cases involve denials under Guideline G – Alcohol Consumption. As such, the DOE has a staff of psychologists on hand that evaluate security clearance applicants for various psychological disorders, to include Alcohol Use Disorders (AUD). Just last month, the
Likewise I’ve been told “oh heck no” to a country other than China. Some folks have special rules, and as someone mentioned, those folks know who they are.
Like most things in this world, it depends. Does this person maintain contact with relatives/friends who are still Russian? Are any of those friends/family members connected to Russian military/intel/defense? How…
Why are you even worried about right now? You haven’t even seen her. Go on your date and see what happens. Put it this way, if it turns out to…
So i did get clarification on her resident status. She is under some protected status due to war in ukraine and she is trying to be a citizen. I guess…