Security Clearance news
Government Employee’s Removal Upheld Due to Security Clearance Denial
In a recent Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) case the original decision to remove a Department of the Navy employee due to his security clearance being revoked was upheld by the board. Specifically, the employee was removed for failure to maintain a top secret security clearance as a condition of
Background Investigation Contractor Workload Doubled
KeyPoint Government Solutions (KPGS) announced that is it has doubled its caseload following the downfall of USIS and the subsequent reassignment of their cases over to KPGS and CACI. According to a story published in FedBiz, KPGS has had to borrow $22 million in order to meet the increased workload
After holding a top secret clearance for 18 years, I was subjected to a polygraph because some government guy was concerned that about 10 years prior, my family hosted an…
I lost a job once at Edwards AFB because of the OPM hack. It stopped all special access requests and eventually it lead to my losing of an F35 flight…
Hi, I agree and fortunately, my company did a thorough review and caught a couple of issues. I can only but assume you are on the receiving end of clearance…
I totally agree. In this day and age, there is zero reason why this shouldn’t be the norm. Simply showing the steps involved and progress on completing those steps should…