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Office of Personnel Management (OPM) coordinates recruiting of new federal government employees, and manages their health insurance and retirement benefits programs.
New Task Force Tackling the Clearance Investigation Backlog
The Professional Services Council Foundation has formed a new group of former government officials and intelligence stakeholders to help solve the clearance backlog.
Administration Proposes Reducing Federal Pensions
The recently installed director of the federal government’s Office of Personnel Management (OPM) quietly submitted four legislative proposals to Congress.
What Happens if You Change Jobs in the Middle of a Security Clearance Investigation?
Current processing times for periodic reinvestigations leave many individuals wondering if their security clearance is safe, even if they transfer jobs while under investigation.
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.
Defense Department Poised to Take Over All Government Background Investigations
The government is prepared to make yet another major change in personnel security background investigations – moving the entire program over to the Department of Defense.
SECRET ACT of 2018 Looks to Shed Light on Processing Times, Reform Efforts
Congress is just one step away from sending legislation to the President that will mandate regular reporting addressing the backlog of investigations and the progress on important clearance reform initiatives.
Security Clearance Reform Remains In Doubt
A recent Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on the security clearance process presented an excellent opportunity to shed some light on the future direction of the background investigations and security clearance program.
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.
7 Security Clearance Red Flags (And How to Fix Them)
For any “system” to be effective, all phases of the process must be as thorough, comprehensive, and responsive as possible.
Does an Interim Security Clearance Expire?
It turns out, yes, Virginia, an interim security clearance does expire. Unless the federal government doesn’t want it to.
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