Future Polygraphs May Be Conducted by Robots A new study has determined that computers may be able to deliver and analyze polygraph tests as well as any human.
2014 Fall Security Clearance Decisions Applying for a security clearance is a stressful process, and even if you have every tip under the sun, you might still fret.
Security Clearance Process Changes Under New Bureau The National Background Investigation Bureau will be replacing the U.S. Investigation Service in security clearance...
4 Tips on Applying for a Security Clearance SF-86 is a difficult document to fill out, so here are four tips to help you on your way.
Why An Active Security Clearance Is Like Gold One thing that cannot be trained or taught to a new employee is having active security clearance -- and that makes you...
All About Security Clearances An applicant's personal and professional history must indicate loyalty to the United States and many other values.
Don't Let Your Security Clearance Expire An active security clearance is a commodity that must be actively maintained and managed.
Avoiding Social Engineering Attacks "Social engineering" is hacker-speak for conning legitimate computer users into providing useful information.
Be Aware: How Spies Are Caught Those who commit espionage must fear arrest for the rest of their life, as the statute of limitations does not apply to...
Checking Contracts for Clearance Requirements If you're looking for work that may require a security clearance, make sure you study the fine print.
Troop Pardons Set to Complicate Military's Muddled Response to Jan. 6 As Trump prepares to take office Monday, he has vowed to move quickly on a key campaign promise to pardon many, if not all...
Service Members Are No Longer Banned from Displaying the American Flag Horizontally at Major Events It might come as a surprise, but U.S. service members weren't technically allowed to unfurl giant U.S. flags at major events...
In Her Final Days in Office, Army Secretary Formally Establishes Service's Command Review Program The service's Command Assessment Program was established to remove bias from the selection process for command billets.
Matthew Livelsberger's Widow Breaks Silence, Refutes 'Misinformation About My Family' The widow of Matthew Livelsberger — the Colorado Springs Green Beret who died by suicide in a rented Tesla Cybertruck seconds...
The Battle over Veterans’ Health Care: How the Republican Majority Hopes to Reshape the VA With the new Congress sworn in and President-elect Trump poised for his second inauguration, Republicans have queued up a...
