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CIA chief highlights major shifts in agency’s tech approach

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By Martin Matishak Verified
| The Record from Recorded Future News Verified
The head of the CIA on Tuesday publicly touted a number of recent changes the spy agency has made that mark a “fundamental reshaping” of how it uses, and pursues, cutting-edge technology. “We simply can't afford to wait for a risk-free approach when it comes to emerging technologies, it doesn't exist.
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An intelligence budget 'super user' job is now in the hands of Russ Vought

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By Martin Matishak Verified
| The Record from Recorded Future News Verified
President Donald Trump’s budget chief has directly taken over managing the classified spending plans of major U.S. intelligence agencies, just as the administration works to further shrink the spy community’s top office.
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Major US surveillance program poised to lapse after legislative deadlock

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By Martin Matishak Verified
| The Record from Recorded Future News Verified
A controversial surveillance law is set to expire at midnight after a dizzying few weeks of failed efforts by Congress and the White House to renew it and prevent a loss of access to critical national security information. It is the first lapse of the spy program, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), since it was passed into law in 2008. It enables U.S. intelligence agencies to gather without a warrant the digital communications of foreigners overseas.
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