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.

What a Protective Order Means for Your TS/SCI

I Forgot to Report Foreign Travel. Now What?
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Are Background Investigators Heading Back Into the Field?

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The Government Already Knows: Do Clearance Holders Still Have to Self-Report?

Holding Multiple Jobs and What It Means For Your Security Clearance

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DCSA Renames Its Adjudications Office “Trust Decisions”

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Guideline C and Security Clearances: Understanding Foreign Preference Concerns

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Can You Be ‘Charged’ Twice for the Same Security Clearance Incident?

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No More Badges: DCSA Changes How Investigators Identify Themselves

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Can Biohacking Cost You Your Security Clearance? What Cleared Professionals Need to Know