Splitting Cyber Command leadership and National Security Agency...
Splitting Cyber Command leadership and National Security Agency leadership is a “good” idea, said Michael Hayden, a former CIA and NSA chief and now principal at the Chertoff Group, speaking on Fox News Sunday. The possibility has been raised on…
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Capitol Hill as Congress and the White House revisit the rules governing U.S. intelligence agencies and surveillance practices. Splitting the position would allow a civilian leader to run the NSA. Hayden credited the wisdom of dividing the position, now embodied in one person, as not about “the concentration of power” but due to the “overburdening of responsibilities."