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.

Why We Need More Veterans in Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and STEM

Redefining the Cleared Workforce: Lessons from Wendy Kay and Victor B. Minella
Three people are seated on a stage engaged in a panel discussion. The person on the left is a woman with long hair, holding a microphone and a tablet, wearing a dark blazer and sparkly pants. The two men on the right are seated next to each other; the man in the middle is speaking into a microphone, wearing glasses and a checked suit, while the man on the far right holds a microphone and notebook, dressed in a black suit with colorful socks. Behind them is a backdrop with the "ClearanceJobs" logo repeated, and to the right is a podium with a sign that reads "CONNECT 2025." A small table with awards and books is positioned between the woman and the man in the middle.
Security Clearance

David Cattler and Matthew Eanes Reflect on the Future of Trust and Security

Space Development Agency Tranche 3
Sponsored

Your Clearance Is a Passport to Global Career Opportunities

man pointing to access denied
Security Clearance

What to Do When You Get a Statement of Reasons (SOR)

divorce and security clearance
Security Clearance

Getting a Divorce and Keeping Your Security Clearance

5 Things to do checklist notes check
Security Clearance

How Do I Check on My Security Clearance Status?

porn
Security Clearance

When 187,000 Explicit Images Cost a Clearance

classified top secret
Security Clearance

Protecting Your Clearance: Handling Classified Information Safely

hiring veteran
Military Transition

Top 2025 Career Paths Requiring a Security Clearance for Veterans