A recently-released NBIB report highlighted that there has been progress on the backlog of personal security clearance investigations. However, a new Performance.gov report shows there is a still significant room for improvement.

Virginia boasts the highest salaries in the nation for security-cleared workers. But while salaries are large and jobs abound in Northern Virginia, that’s not the whole story.

California has the greatest overall salary growth in the nation for security-cleared professionals. With increasing defense budgets and the expansion of the aerospace industry, the future is looking bright for the Golden State.

What’s in a name? When it involves IT – information technology – many people, including many employers, may assume it is all the same. However, in the world of IT there is a major difference in skillsets.

While a large number of programs aren’t reported, the Pentagon aligned fiscal 2017, 2018, and 2019 budgets to segments to offer additional information about where each bureau is spending its IT money.

The demand for tech engineers continues to outpace the supply – what can be done to increase your chances of finding in-demand cleared professionals?

There is no surprise that the U.S. government spends a lot of money, and for fiscal year 2017, the U.S. federal government committed $507 billion in contracts for goods, services, research and development.

A recent report from the Congressional Research Service highlights ethics within the CIA. When your job requires duplicity, understanding the ethical rules becomes even more important.

The Intelligence Community plays a crucial role in helping keep the nation safe, but its nearly $80 billion budget represents just a small of portion of what the United States spends on national defense and homeland security.

Recent industry trends, including an increase in defense spending, is bringing the demand for those with security clearance and aerospace experience sky high again.