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Who Or What Is The NSA?
Written by Trevor Clinger
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If there's one technological organization that frequently makes headlines, it's the NSA. Technology encompasses software, hardware, and networks, as well as the ethical and moral considerations associated with its use. The National Security Agency is among the government entities that gather and analyze intelligence, both foreign and domestic, to safeguard national security and protect sensitive government communications. I hold an Associate's Degree in Business Management Technology and a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Tiffin University. Discover the insights in this best-selling book today!
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