Security vetting

Security vetting is a process used to assess an individual's trustworthiness and reliability before granting access to sensitive information or secure areas. It involves reviewing personal history, background checks, and sometimes interviews to ensure there are no risks, such as criminal activities or vulnerabilities, that could compromise security. The goal is to protect national interests, organizations, and information by ensuring only qualified and trustworthy individuals gain clearance. This process varies depending on the level of access required and the nature of the organization or country.