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Obtain and Maintain Your Security Clearance

Overview:

For government employees, contractors, and any other individuals whose roles require access to classified information, obtaining a security clearance is just the first step. The ongoing responsibility of maintaining eligibility for that clearance is equally important and involves adhering to strict protocols designed to protect national security.

Join Tully Rinckey Managing Partner Ryan Nerney for an informative webinar on the most effective strategies for obtaining and maintaining a security clearance. This session will provide practical guidance on navigating common clearance issues and avoiding pitfalls that can lead to delays, denials, or revocations.

Ryan will review the most common security clearance violations, including foreign influence and foreign preference concerns under Guidelines B and C, financial considerations such as taxes, student loans, and consumer debt under Guideline F, and the impact of using “legal” marijuana under Guideline H.

Topics to be discussed during the webinar include:

  • Guidelines B and C (foreign influence from friends and family in/from other countries);

  • Guideline F (taxes, student loans, and consumer debt); 

  • Guideline H (using legal marijuana and recent changes in 2026); and

  • Guideline K (handling protected information).

How to Join:

To participate, please register using the form on this page. After registering, you will receive a link and instructions on how to access the webinar via email.

If you have any questions about the webinar or our services, please contact marketing@tullylegal.com or call us at 518 218 7100.

Registration:

Presented by:

Ryan Nerney, Esq.

Overview:

Ryan C. Nerney, Esq. is the Managing Partner at the Ladera Ranch office of Tully Rinckey PLLC, where he focuses his practice primarily on national security law, with experience in federal employment and military matters. Ryan represents clients who have security clearance issues against agencies such as CIA, NSA, DIA, DOD, NRO, and DOE.