Security Clearance news
Polygraph Timelines Affected by DRP and Retirements
Previously, polygraphs were already the part of getting security clearance eligibility that took the longest with the Intelligence Community agencies. This was due to polygraph examiner shortages and scheduling backlogs which included having to test some individuals multiple times when the results were inconclusive or deception was found. Some applicants
Facebook Friends and Sex with Foreign National Sink Clearance Eligibility
A recent Defense Office of Hearing and Appeals case involved a DoD contractor who was denied security clearance eligibility by the DoD CAS based on security concerns involving foreign influence, misuse of IT, sexual behavior, and personal conduct. He subsequently appealed to DOHA. Here are the highlights: The contractor retired
Wow! Sounds like CACI is the new favorite step-child since Peraton had to lay people off. Interesting-that’s a first as CACI historically plays second fiddle to Peraton. I didn’t see…
According to the Internet Peraton lost two Federal contracts and had their credit rating decreased. They’re scheduled to lay off 130 people in January 2026 and just lay off FI…
Wow…I spoke with a furloughed FI from PERATON the other day and he said he got a call from a manger, he is scheduled to return on 01/05/2026
That’s a lot! What is your source for this information? Links would be helpful.