There is indeed a report on this warning where this specific Agency is mentioned.

https://www.odni.gov/files/ODNI/documents/assessments/Declassified-Assessment-on-COVID-19-Origins.pdf

On the point of Sniffing the Biden regime: https://www.energy.gov/ig/articles/special-report-doe-oig-23-23

n October 2021, the Office of Inspector General was contacted by the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) requesting assistance from the Office of Inspector General after an internal review identified the potential misuse of CATS and its data. In part, the NNSA official alleged that security files for certain Executive Branch officials, including the President and Vice President of the U.S., had been accessed in CATS without explanation. We initiated this inspection to determine whether the Department effectively managed security over CATS. During our inspection, we noted a lack of processes to prohibit counterintelligence evaluations of certain Executive Branch employees that warrants immediate actions and the issuance of this special report. This report will ensure that management is provided with the opportunity to initiate immediate actions to address risks identified within the Department’s adjudicative process.

At this point, I cannot get the text from the OIG report. But the interesting thing is that NNSA personel requested these evaluations on several people who were according to 10CFR709 outside the jurisdiction of such evaluations. (See header: Access to records).

Wikiless.org:

Counterterrorism and counterproliferation

NNSA's Office of Counterterrorism and Counterproliferation focuses on:[18][19]

Radiological search – searching for radiological materials as well as identifying them.
Rendering safe – comprehensive evaluation of radioactive materials and or nuclear device if such a device is found, to ensure safety.
Consequence management – analysis of the spread of radioactive materials if such an incident were to occur.

NNSA's Nuclear Propulsion Program Research and development to support currently operational laboratories Skilled contractors who design and build propulsion plant equipment Shipyards that service, repair and build nuclear powered ships Facilities to support the U.S. Navy Training facilities for Naval Reactors and Nuclear Power schools Various field offices and the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program Headquarters

Would it be logical to find the highest classifications right here?

When I read this story about these requests and subsequent complaint of not adhering to regulations, followed by a director Black becoming an adviser .... especially after accessing Biden's stuff ..... I dunno, this smells......