Security Clearance

A security clearance is a determination by the United States Government that a person or company is eligible for access to classified information. View our Security Clearance FAQs page to learn more about how you get a security clearance and how do you keep a government military clearance.

Why Military Retirees Have Added Legal Exposure in the Clearance Process

Can You Be Fired Even If You Haven’t Lost Your Security Clearance?
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When a Background Investigator Calls: What Security Clearance Holders Should Know Under Continuous Vetting

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The CIA, the Substack, and the Honeypot

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Clearance Horror Stories: What Applicants and Clearance Holders Need to Know

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Security Clearances for Federal Employees: Why the Rules and Appeals Can Be Different

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Filling Out Your SF-86? Here’s How to Track Down 10 Years of Addresses

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Kratom and 7-OH: Could Gas Station Supplements Cost You Your Security Clearance?

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Can Your Social Media Cost You Your Clearance? Here’s How to Know

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Security Clearance Denied? How Ego and Defensiveness Can Sink Your Case