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…l Alexander, returning to Washington DC after assigning the sensitive job of investigating the breach to Richard “Rick” Ledgett, the Director of the NSA’s Threat Operations Center at NSA’s headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland. It was a key position since the top-secret unit was...

…to Washington, D.C., after assigning the sensi- tive job of investigating the breach to a team headed by Richard “Rick” Ledgett, who was then director of the NSA’s Threat Opera- tions Center at the NSA’s headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland. Ledgett was the logical choice to head...

…ctivities. At that time, Dell was tasked with building an enhanced backup system for the NSA in Hawaii. Deputy Director Ledgett explained that part of Snowden’s job as a system administrator under contract to Dell was transferring files held at Fort Meade to back-up computers in...

…l Alexander, returning to Washington DC after assigning the sensitive job of investigating the breach to Richard “Rick” Ledgett, the Director of the NSA’s Threat Operations Center at NSA’s headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland. It was a key position since the top- secret unit was...

…Snowden’s last day of work there. So this piece fit in with Snowden’s guilt. The size of the theft was another matter. Ledgett was certainly in a position to know (in the shake-up that followed, he would replace Inglis as deputy director of the NSA). According to Ledgett, the pe...

he would replace Inglis as Deputy Director of the NSA. According to Ledgett

one of the missing documents taken by Snowden provided what Ledgett

…d at Fort Meade to backup computers in Hawaii. He “was moving copies of that data there for them,” said Deputy Director Ledgett, “which was perfect cover for stealing the [NSA] data” through the fall and winter of 2012. The security mea- sures at the Hawaii base presented no obst...

…of these targets take “steps to remove themselves from our visibility.” According to the NSA’s deputy director, Richard Ledgett, in 2016, © the vanishings included a group planning attacks in Europe and the © United States. Admiral Rogers, the new NSA director, was asked about...

…source or method of which enemies are unaware can be of immense value. One such document taken by Snowden provided what Ledgett called “a roadmap” to the NSA’s current secret operations, revealing to an adversary such as Russia, China, or Iran “what we know, what we don’t know, a...

…ted all the gaps in U.S. coverage of adversaries, including those cited by President Obama’s national security team. As Ledgett warned, this single document, if it fell into enemy hands, would provide out adversaries with “a roadmap of what we know what we don’t know and imp/lici...

…s that the NSA was tapping into around the world. He evidently succeeded. In a 2014 interview with Vanity Fair, Richard Ledgett,the NSA executive who headed the damage-assessment team, described one lengthy document taken by Mr. Snowden that, if it fell into the wrong hands, woul...

… that the NSA was tapping into around the world. He evidently succeeded. In a 2014 interview with Vanity Fair, Richard Ledgett,the NSA executive who headed the damage-assessment team, described one lengthy document taken by Mr. Snowden that, if it fell into the wrong hands, woul...

…e CIA’s minimum requirements in 2006///” CIA website, https://www.cia.gov/careers/application-process “Deputy Director Ledgett...” is quoted in “The Snowden Saga, Vanity Fair, op.cit. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_020387

…heguardian.com/world/2014/jul/18/-sp-edward-snowden-nsa-whistleblower- interview-transcript 90 66 2. “Deputy Director Ledgett explained...”--“The Snowden Saga,” Vanity Fair, op. cit 3. “Such real-time auditing...”—Author’s interview with source B 4. “As he pointed out...” —Bam...