Despite how the movies portray the National Security Agency, it does not have agents or investigators working in the field. The NSA is the world's largest employer of mathematicians. Most of these employees work to break the encryption codes used by other countries and organizations hostile to the United States, and to devise codes for the United States to use for its own data and communications.
The NSA intercepts and analyzes communications from all over the world. When it discovers information that may be of interest to one of the many intelligence agencies in the United States, it passes it along to them for further action.
When the NSA does have reason to obtain information "in the field," the information gathering is usually performed by FBI agents in the United States, and CIA case officers abroad.
No it is not ;(
The NSA, or National Security Agency, has an annual budget but it is classified due to the nature of the work it does. It would be along the lines of what the CIA or FBI gets annually.
NSA was formed in the 20 of course im a member of NSA and keep asking of NSA
You can't unless you work for the NSA.
There is an account for NSA Careers. The account is @nsacareers
NSA jobs have many great benefits. Some of them are paid time off, work balance, health and life insurance, federal retirement plans and defense civilian intelligence personal system.
No. He's against the NSA
NSA Hall of Honor was created in 1999.
The NSA posted its starting salaries on their site under the career FAQs. Starting salaries with only a Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience in the subject are as follows: Language Analysis & Intelligence Analysis: $39,330 Computer Science: $50,783 Mathematics: $47,663 Computer/Electrical Engineering: $51,777 Also remember, as the NSA is a government organization, there are many other benefits as an employee, including, but not limited to bonuses, promotions, and retirement.
NSA cryptologists with a bachelor's degree can expect to earn about 42,209 dollars a year. With more education and experience, a cryptologist can expect to earn over 100,000 dollars. NSA or the National Security Agency is a federal government agency that hires cryptologists to break and create codes.
'NSA' means "no strings attached" - in other words, a one-time date, rather than an ongoing relationship.
no such agency