It's employees love to stroll off onto online dating sites and list of things like drug use, foreign ties, or... other things that would preclude a clearance, then act aggrieved that someone like this poster thinks people who want to weaken the internet under the guise of national security shouldn't also obstruct them from private employment and have done so since the days of "don't ask don't tell".
I interviewed with CERT a couple times... and I got a PA MMJ card after rather than have one more job interview treated like a free consulting session, and I suspect the solarwinds breach happened because so many people who shouldn't have clearances use their positions to obstruct perfectly good candidates because they feel threatened if the tech savvy at risk youth of Appalachia are lifted out of precarity.
Do not work for these people -- stay in the private sector then get a barista gig or something when you have a nest egg.