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Commercial Companies Accessing and Selling Your Personal Data
While recent news reports have focused on the NSA’s PRISM program and the government’s use of personal data to detect terror threats, a recent news report sheds new light on the massive commercial business of collecting and selling personal data. CBS News recently broadcast a special investigative report regarding data brokers who collect personal
Deliberate Falsification on Security Clearance Application Results in Denial
In a recent Defense Office of Hearing and Appeals (DOHA) case the original decision by the Department of Defense (DoD) to deny the applicant a security clearance was upheld by the board. This particular case involved Guidelines J (Criminal Conduct) and E (Personal Conduct). The applicant had a history of
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…