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Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) leads intelligence integration to inform decisions made from the President to the soldier on the ground. ODNI sets strategic direction and priorities for national intelligence resources and capabilities.
ODNI Considering Option for Temporary Security Clearances
SEAD 8 represents what could be a critical change in today’s time of record-high clearance processing times – it establishes requirements for temporary interim security clearance eligibility.
Security Clearance Statuses – How to Tell Where You’re At in the Process
Security clearance eligibility isn’t as simple as ‘approved’ or ‘denied.’ The Defense Security Service (DSS) Personnel Security Management Office for Industry (PSMO-I) outlines the various security clearance statuses.
Intelligence Community Contractor Clearance Processing Times
How long do intelligence community contractors have to wait for a clearance determination? The Office of the Director of National Intelligence recently released the figures.
How Long Does It Take to Get a Security Clearance (Q1 2018)?
Top Secret clearance processing times for the first quarter of 2018 were 534 days for Top Secret security clearances, and 221 days for Secret and Confidential security clearances.
What’s the Difference Between the SF86 and SF85?
If you apply for a position that requires access to sensitive information, you’ll need to fill out an application for eligibility. That may be one of two forms – the SF-85, or the SF-86.
National Threat Assessment Highlights Russian Interference
Regardless of what happens to the National Security Advisor in the coming weeks or months, the McMaster Doctrine — the return of great-power competition across multiple domains — is established policy.
White House Clearance Adjudication Shows Subjectiveness of the Process
In the wake of two weeks of scrutiny of the White House security clearance process, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly issued a memo calling for the standardization of White House adjudication procedures.
What’s the Status of Continuous Evaluation Today?
Continuous Evaluation is meant to be a key component in helping fill information gaps associated with the time between periodic reinvestigations (PRs). Do current delays have a real impact to our national security? You decide.
Can Continuous Evaluation Replace Periodic Reinvestigations?
In the continued security clearance reform debate, one topic being considered is the replacement of periodic reinvestigations with continuous evaluation.
How to Request a Copy of Your Security Clearance From Scattered Castles
If you’ve held a security clearance through the IC, you’ll need to make a specific request through the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI).
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