When employed outside of an intelligence role, what must an individual report?

When employed outside of an intelligence role, the requirement to report foreign-based outside employment is particularly critical for individuals with access to Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI). Such employment may pose potential conflicts of interest or exposure to foreign influence, which could jeopardize national security. Reporting foreign-based employment ensures that any risks associated with foreign affiliations are evaluated, helping to guard against espionage or compromise of sensitive information.

In contrast, while job offers, part-time work, and employment with contractors may have their own reporting requirements, they typically do not carry the same level of risk as foreign employment. Foreign-based employment may have implications involving allegiance, loyalty, and information sharing that could be vital to national security considerations, hence the heightened focus on this particular category.