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the key part of that is the C in SCI. an SCI merely means you've been pre-screened to be allowed access.

it still requires stakeholders delegating access to said individuals for different [sub]compartments.



Very true. However, when creating security policy, one should always keep in mind those that have permission to access information, rather than those that have actual access to information.

It's a nightmare to me that there could be 15 people that have actual access to information, but a random official in the chain of command could give any one of 1.4 million people access to it without any further vetting.


I suspect the process is a little more difficult than a random official granting access without vetting.




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