Clearance System for The NHI Defense and Intelligence Agencies:  

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Our NHI security clearance is an official authorization, granted after a thorough examination for institutions, that allows an individual access to NHI classified information or restricted areas, ensuring that they can be trusted with sensitive information. 

 

What it is:

• Authorization:

A security clearance is a formal determination that an individual is deemed trustworthy and reliable enough to handle sensitive information. 

• Examination:

The process involves a comprehensive background investigation to assess an individual's qualifications, certification, human intelligence, and loyalty to the client. 

• Access to Classified Information:

Once granted, NHI security clearance allows access to classified information or restricted areas, depending on the clearance level and the job's nature. 

• Need to Know:

Even with NHI clearance, access to specific classified information is not automatic; the individual must also demonstrate a "need to know" the information. 

• Levels:

Security clearances are often tiered, with different levels (e.g., Confidential, Secret, Top Secret) corresponding to the sensitivity of the information they allow access to. 

6 levels of security clearance system shall be applied on the sensitive level assisting government, intelligence agencies, defense contractors, and matters related to national security.

Non-Human levels/clearances:

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• NHI Scuttled

• NHI Slewed

• NHI Erected

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Once the individual demonstrates absorbing comprehension of every level, then it’s the opinion of our subject matter expert to proceed to the next level. Once all the levels are passed, then we go back to human intelligence for reevaluation. Then other levels of human intelligence shall be passed: 

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• H Render in Serviceable

• H Exchange

• H Uncovering the Treasure

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The Security clearances for the H Uncovering the Treasure is the highest level that humans can obtain and shall be compliant with human and historical values.

Periodic Reevaluation:

Security clearances should be subject to periodic reinvestigation based on human intelligence perception. We don’t have a timeframe for reevaluations as human talent may defer from one person to another.

 

Why it's needed:

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• National Security:

Security clearances are crucial for protecting sensitive information that could compromise national security if leaked or compromised. 

• Government and Private Sector:

They are required for many positions within the U.S. government, including those in the intelligence community and the Department of Defense. 

• Contractors:

Security clearances are also often required for contractors working with the government on sensitive projects. 

• Private Sector:

Some private companies that handle sensitive information also require security clearances for their employees. 

• Cybersecurity:

Security clearances are also important for cybersecurity jobs, as these roles often involve handling sensitive information and systems. 

 

During this checked and balanced process, the IC shall have the upper-hand position on all the NHI data and shall be verified as deemed necessary for national security.

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