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- Top Pentagon spy pick rejected by White House - POLITICO
The decision not to move forward with the Defense Department’s recommendation to nominate Army Lt Gen Richard Angle as director of the National Security Agency and head of U S Cyber Command
- Members of Congress vow not to split Cyber Command, NSA
Renewed calls for severing the so-called dual-hat relationship between the National Security Agency and U S Cyber Command received cold water on Capitol Hill Friday Since Cybercom was created a decade ago, it has been co-located with NSA at Fort Meade, Maryland, and shared a leader
- The D Brief: NSA chief fired; SecDef under investigation . . .
Who is in charge of the National Security Agency? It’s unclear after President Trump fired Gen Timothy Haugh, NSA and Cyber Command chief, plus Haugh’s civilian deputy on Thursday night,
- Trump fires 4-star general heading NSA, US Cyber Command
The firings come as Trump’s national security adviser, Mike Waltz, fights calls for his ouster after using the publicly available encrypted Signal app to discuss planning for a sensitive March
- Head of NSA and US Cyber Command reportedly fired
Haugh was reportedly fired along with Wendy Noble, deputy director and senior civilian leader at the NSA Cybersecurity Dive contacted the NSA for comment, but a spokesperson said the agency had nothing to add and recommended contacting the Department of Defense (DoD) public affairs office
- Sources: the White House recently rejected the DODs . . .
Sources: the White House recently rejected the DOD's recommendation to nominate Army Lt Gen Richard Angle as director of the NSA and head of US Cyber Command — Army Lt Gen Richard Angle's name was put forward to lead the National Security Agency and U S Cyber Command
- Unfinished business for Trump: Ending the Cyber Command and . . .
U S Cyber Command and the National Security Agency are jointly led by a single four-star officer Donald Trump made moves to end that arrangement in 2020, and sources say the idea is circulating again as the president-elect transitions into a new administration
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