What does the Non-sensitive level indicate about a civilian national security position?

The Non-sensitive level designation indicates that a civilian national security position has no potential to impact national security. This classification typically applies to roles that do not require any access to classified information and are not deemed to involve responsibilities that could compromise national security if an individual were to act improperly or incompetently.

By recognizing that such positions pose no risk to national security, organizations can manage personnel security more effectively and focus their resources on positions that require higher levels of scrutiny and vetting due to the sensitive nature of the information handled or the responsibilities involved. This clarity helps in maintaining a secure environment while distinguishing between roles that require varying levels of trust and responsibility.