There are 24 hours in the day, and an increasing number of professionals are looking to maximize every one of them with a side hustle. If you work in national security and maintain a security clearance, however, you'll want to keep in mind not just your employer's rules, but also the government's adjudicative guidelines surrounding outside activities.
In the more extreme, you may think of a case from several years ago where DEA agents in New York were being federally prosecuted for ownership in a gentlemen's club, noted Sean Bigley, security clearance attorney. But the reality is even if your outside employment isn't that extreme, if you're considering a side hustle, it's important to consider your security clearance.
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