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Well, they make everyone sign the papers, and they frequently polygraph. It's risky to get a clearance if you are breaking the rules. You'd have to keep your st
by skafjvhs 10y ago
Well, they make everyone sign the papers, and they frequently polygraph. It's risky to get a clearance if you are breaking the rules. You'd have to keep your story straight, and have the ability to defeat test anxiety. Maybe that's a good process if you are trying to find a good spy. Not very good for recruiting a hacker.
I hear they bend the rules for extraordinary candidates - maybe that applies to all hackers these days.
- AstralStorm 10y agoUsing a broken lie detection methodology? Is that even legal? Polygraph evidence is not admissible in US courts anymore.
- skafjvhs 10y agoThe Employee Polygraph Protection Act prevents US employers from testing their employees. The government is exempt.