forks25

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   by forks25 7y ago

   would we classify this as a friction-less security breach?
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   by forks25 8y ago

   It's also about not browsing porn at work... :P You would think people would know better but if you ever get bored and decided to browse clearance rejection decisions you see dozens of people losing their clearance each year because th
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   by forks25 8y ago

   Actually when you get denied a clearance they give you a statement of reasons (SOR) in your rejection letter which you have a certain period to rebut. (I think 30 days?)
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   by forks25 8y ago

   It sounds like you just don't understand how security clearances work. Its about allegiance to a country. Not your race. If you come to the US from China, revoke your Chinese citizenship, become a US citizen and limit your contact to
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   by forks25 8y ago

   There isn't some hard rule like that. If you have no family connections to china, moved over to join some cool company, then came back a year later because you got bored, your interim clearance would probably be denied, and your backg
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   by forks25 8y ago

   There isn't a blacklist this guy[0] does business in China, Turkey and India and kept his clearance. [0] http://ogc.osd.mil/doha/industrial/2018/16-04107.h1.pdf