NSA chief looks to win allies at elite tech conference


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 20 Oct 2015

Conciliatory tone: Rogers (right) attempting to win over the deeply distrustful tech community at the opening of the 2015 WSJD Live.

LAGUNA BEACH, United States: The director of the US National Security Agency sought allies at an elite technology conference amid lingering distrust about widespread online snooping. 

Admiral Michael Rogers, who heads US Cyber Command as well as directing the NSA, stated his case at the opening of a Wall Street Journal WSJDLive conference here. 

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