1) You must qualify for a Top Secret, Compartmentalized, National
Security Clearance. This type of clearance takes approximately one
year to eighteen months to obtain. The number of individuals that
would qualify for such a clearance is extremely small. In
fact, the number who are finally selected for appointment is less
than 1%.
Our lead technician not only held such a DOD security clearance,
he held additional law enforcement clearances as a member of the Chicago
Police Department, Special Operations Group.The question you should
ask yourself, what is the advantage of hiring a TSCM technician who
never held or could qualify for such a security clearance.
2) You must
take and pass a counterintelligence interview and a counterintelligence
polygraph examination. This polygraph examination will touch upon
every part of your life from grammar school, up to the time of your
polygraph examination. Our lead technician took and passed a counterintelligence
polygraph examination. The question you should ask yourself, what
is the advantage of hiring someone who never took a counterintelligence
polygraph examination.
3) You must be a graduate from a Department
of Defense, FBI, US Secret Service, Department of Energy, or some
other intelligence or federal law enforcement academy, and then be
credentialed as a “Special Agent,” before being qualified to attend
the governmental TSCM training facilities. Our lead technician graduated
from the US Army Counterintelligence School and was credentialed as
a Counterintelligence Special-Agent, Military Intelligence. The question
you should ask yourself, what is the advantage of hiring someone who
never was trained in Counterintelligence or for that matter, in law
enforcement.
4) You must have a minimum educational background that
includes a baccalaureate degree. Our lead TSCM technician has a bachelors
degree, a masters degree, and a doctorate in criminology.The question
you should ask yourself, what is the advantage of hiring someone who
never graduated from college.