General Timothy D. Haugh
@CYBERCOM_DIRNSA
19th Director of the National Security Agency and Commander of U.S. Cyber Command. Likes, retweets, and follows ≠ endorsement.
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http://www.nsa.gov 12-06-2020 18:00:04
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Our Nation faces serious challenges, and we're up for the task. Office of the DNI just released its Annual Threat Assessment, which demonstrates the commitment of NSA/CSS, U.S. Cyber Command, and our partners to provide timely, actionable intelligence to U.S. leaders. dni.gov/files/ODNI/doc…
We sat down with Gen. Paul Nakasone, General Timothy D. Haugh, as shares his insight on the past five years of leading NSA and the opportunities ahead, including global competition and the future of AI. Watch a highlight below, then the full version here: youtube.com/watch?v=D1bzZw…
Having served alongside Lt. Gen. Haugh at U.S. Cyber Command and NSA/CSS over the past decade, I can personally attest to his steadfast leadership, integrity-first mentality, and unwavering sense of duty.
Serving and leading the people of CYBERCOM and NSA/CSS has been my highest honor.
It’s been a tremendous year at the National Security Agency for cybersecurity. We bring two key pieces to the equation: our ability to understand the threat and our talent. I spoke with Dave Luber about our 2023 Cybersecurity Year in Review – take a moment to watch.
I thank Defence Australia Force Liaison Officer, Group Capt. Paul Pettigrew, Royal Australian Air Force for his partnership, and wish him well. His energy, technical expertise, and professionalism enhanced trust and collaboration between U.S. Cyber Command, Australian Signals Directorate and Australian Cyber Security Centre. #PartnershipsMatter
Thank you to USC Army ROTC and USC Viterbi School Vice Dean Belz for inviting me to speak. Intelligence has never been more important in helping us understand the world. I am confident the future leaders I met at USC will expertly tackle the challenges facing us.
USC Photo-Gus Ruelas.
A great discussion at Ronald Reagan Institute (RRI) about protecting our Hemisphere and our Homeland. U.S. Cyber Command and NSA/CSS look forward to our continued work supporting policymakers and U.S. Southern Command in their work building stronger partnerships and outcomes for our allies and partners.
Great visit to Harvard University engaging with the students, faculty, and future leaders Belfer Center and Harvard Kennedy School. We discussed U.S. Cyber Command and NSA/CSS's mission led by innovative people who tackle national and cybersecurity challenges with our Nation's defense at the forefront.
I was honored to host the Honorable Jim Langevin and Justice Richard Bernstein Richard Bernstein at NSA’s National #DisabilityEmploymentAwarenessMonth event. NSA/CSS and U.S. Cyber Command are proud of the contributions that people with disabilities in our workforce make every day.