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The National Security Agency is undergoing a major reorganization, replacing its directorates with five new 'mission centers' focused on China, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, combat support, and global intelligence. Army Gen. Joshua Rudd announced the changes to the workforce, initiating a 30-day implementation period. The new structure aims to deliver intelligence to battlefields faster, with full operational capability expected by January.
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