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NSA Undergoes Major Restructuring with Five New Mission Centers

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The National Security Agency (NSA) is set to undergo its most extensive internal restructuring in at least a decade, according to officials. The initiative, spearheaded by NSA Director General Joshua M. Rudd, involves the creation of five new organizations dedicated to artificial intelligence, China, cybersecurity, combat support, and global intelligence. Each will be led by a newly appointed 'mission director' with authorities equivalent to an NSA deputy director. The restructuring aims to better reflect the current and future priorities of the NSA and is expected to begin in mid-October 2026, with full implementation targeted for January 2027.

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