Security Clearance Webinar

May 15, 2008

Bill Savarino together with security consultant Bob Schwalls conducted a 1 hour webinar for Federal Publications on May 14, 2008 entitled: “Reports From The Field – Current Issues Facing Government Contractors in their Battle to Get and Keep Security Clearances.” Bill addressed new developments, practical lessons learned, and best practices for defense companies in dealing with security clearances.

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