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DOHA Denials Case Showcases Foreign Influence from Chinese Nationals is Still a Big Concern
The U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) ranks the People’s Republic of China (PRC) as the number one threat when it comes to protecting classified national security information and sensitive proprietary data. Reports from the Department of Homeland Security Office of Intelligence and Analysis, Departments of Justice and Commerce, and the Defense Security and
Selective Service Changes to Note When Filling Out Your SF-86
The Questionnaire for National Security Positions (SF-86) has always had a section on it where applicants must provide their Selective Service registration status (if it applies to them). Nowadays the question that asks “were you born a male after December 31, 1959, is not so straightforward anymore. The Selective Service has updated their
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…