When it comes to applying for a security clearance, it sometimes seems like there are two different processes - the 95% of people looking to obtain a security clearance through the Department of Defense as service members, civilians, or contractors - and the less than 5% of the cleared population looking to obtain a security clearance through the intelligence community. ClearanceJobs and security clearance attorney Sean Bigley recently discussed the differences in applying for a security clearance with the three letter agencies, including what the polygraph means for the application process, and how intel clearance applicants are more likely to get questions about topics like sexual behavior.
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