Central Security Service
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| Staatliche Ebene | Bund | ||
| Aufsichtsbehörde(n) | United States Department of Defense | ||
| Bestehen | seit 1972 | ||
| Hauptsitz | Crypto City, Fort Meade, Maryland, USA | ||
| Behördenleitung | DIRNSA General Paul Nakasone[1] | ||
| Mitarbeiter | ca. 25.000[2] | ||
| Website | www.nsa.gov | ||
Der Central Security Service (CSS; deutsch Zentraler Sicherheitsdienst) ist eine nachrichtendienstliche Dachorganisation des Verteidigungsministeriums der Vereinigten Staaten.
Geschichte
Gegründet wurde die Behörde 1972, um die National Security Agency (NSA) und die Service Cryptologic Elements (SCE) der United States Armed Forces zusammenzuführen.[3]
Struktur
Der Central Security Service umfasst folgende militärischen Nachrichtendienst- und Sicherheitsorganisationen:
- U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM, vorm. U.S. Army Security Agency)
- Marine Cryptologic Support Battalion (MCSB)
- U.S. Fleet Cyber Command (vorm. Naval Security Group)
- Twenty-Fifth Air Force (vorm. AFISRA)
- Coast Guard Intelligence (CGI)
Weblinks
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ Lebenslauf von Michael S. Rogers. NSA, 1. April 2014, abgerufen am 3. September 2014 (englisch).
- ↑ History of the Central Security Service, FAS.org
- ↑ Central Security Service insignia, NSA/CSS website
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US-CentralSecurityService-Seal.svg
Seal of the United States Central Security Service, part of the National Security Agency. The seal dates from 1996. The five-pointed gold mullet is a symbol of ideologies representing the services' common beliefs. Between each point of the mullet is a symbol of the four cryptologic service elements and the American eagle as blazoned on the NSA emblem. The emblems appear in the following order from the upper right: United States Marine Corps; Army Intelligence and Security Command; National Security Agency; Air Intelligence Agency; and the Naval Security Group. Each are equally balanced around a five point star on which is centered the symbol of NSA/CSS, who "provides the funding, direction, and guidance to all of America's SIGINT activities". For more information, see here. The blue background of the CSS emblem represents fidelity and steadfastness.
Seal of the United States Central Security Service, part of the National Security Agency. The seal dates from 1996. The five-pointed gold mullet is a symbol of ideologies representing the services' common beliefs. Between each point of the mullet is a symbol of the four cryptologic service elements and the American eagle as blazoned on the NSA emblem. The emblems appear in the following order from the upper right: United States Marine Corps; Army Intelligence and Security Command; National Security Agency; Air Intelligence Agency; and the Naval Security Group. Each are equally balanced around a five point star on which is centered the symbol of NSA/CSS, who "provides the funding, direction, and guidance to all of America's SIGINT activities". For more information, see here. The blue background of the CSS emblem represents fidelity and steadfastness.