Axios - The Defense Department will start conducting security clearance checks for the federal government, hoping to fix a flawed system that allowed people like the Navy Yard shooter and Edward Snowden to obtain high-level clearances, the Associated Press reports, citing U.S. officials.
... The AP explains that "the White House is expected to soon give the department authority to conduct security reviews for nearly all other government agencies as well," according to a U.S. official.
No comments:
Post a Comment