The National Communications System (NCS) has been moved officiall...
The National Communications System (NCS) has been moved officially to the Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS), ending a 40-year affiliation with the Defense Dept. Lt. Gen. Harry Raduege, who remains dir.-Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), passed his responsibilities to…
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Maj. Gen. Bruce Lawlor, chief of staff for DHS. NCS said that “pending nomination” by President Bush and confirmation by the Senate, DHS’s undersecy. for information assurance and infrastructure protection would serve as NCS mgr. Lawlor called NCS’s work with the National Security Telecom Advisory Committee a model for industry/govt. partnership for national security and emergency preparedness. NCS, while now under the DHS umbrella, will remain at its present site at DISA hq in Arlington, Va., “until further notice.”