好的，我现在需要帮用户总结一篇文章的内容，控制在100字以内。首先，我得仔细阅读文章，抓住主要信息。 文章讲的是美国参议院即将对Joshua Rudd的提名进行最终投票，他被提名为网络司令部和国家安全局局长。参议院已经通过了最后的程序性措施，投票结果是68-28。Rudd之前是印太司令部副司令，特朗普在12月选择了他，绕过了Ron Wyden的阻碍。Wyden认为Rudd缺乏必要的经验，尤其是在信号活动方面，并且在伊朗战争背景下反对他。不过，参议院军事委员会和情报委员会都支持Rudd，预计他将在周二被确认。 接下来，我需要将这些信息浓缩到100字以内。要包括提名、程序性投票、支持和反对的情况、以及最终结果。 可能的结构：参议院即将投票确认Joshua Rudd为网络司令部和国家安全局局长；程序性投票通过；Ron Wyden反对；两党支持；预计周二通过。 检查一下是否所有关键点都涵盖：提名、程序性措施、反对意见、支持情况、时间安排。 最后确保语言简洁明了，没有多余的信息。 </think> 美国参议院即将对陆军中将约书亚·拉德的提名进行最终投票，以确认其担任美国网络司令部和国家安全局局长。此前，参议员们批准了最后一项程序性措施，并为拉德的最终投票铺平了道路。拉德目前是美国印太司令部的副司令长官。 2026-3-9 22:45:45 Author: therecord.media(查看原文) 阅读量:10 收藏
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency is one step away from Senate confirmation, as lawmakers on Monday approved one last procedural measure and teed up the nominee for a final floor vote. The Senate voted 68-28 to limit debate on Army Lt. Gen. Joshua Rudd, who has been selected for the dual-hat role. The procedural hurdle, known as cloture, typically serves as a bellwether for how the nominee will perform on a final vote. Given today’s outcome, Rudd, the deputy chief of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, will almost certainly be confirmed on Tuesday. The nominee to helm Cyber Command and the NSA has traditionally cleared the Senate without a formal vote. However, Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) took the unusual step to circumvent a procedural hold from Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), who last month pledged to block Rudd from receiving a quick confirmation. Speaking on the chamber floor before the vote, Wyden, a senior member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, called Rudd’s nomination a “mistake.” “Our country needs an NSA director with experience in U.S. signals activities and it has to come from working in these issues around the world. General Rudd does not have that experience,” he said, citing the ongoing war with Iran. “Americans are at war, and we cannot afford to promote someone who lacks the experience for the job” as head of Cyber Command, he added. Armed Services Committee Chair Roger Wicker (R-MS) cited his panel’s vote, noting that “there is strong bipartisan support” for Rudd “even among people who agree with my colleague about the wisdom of the president.” “We need this gentleman in office.” Trump selected Rudd for the joint leadership position in December after passing over two other contenders. He was approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee by voice vote in January and cleared the Senate Intelligence Committee by a vote of 14-3 last month. If confirmed by the full chamber, Rudd would be the first Senate-approved leader of Cyber Command and the NSA since Trump fired former head Gen. Timothy Haugh nearly a year ago. Army Lt. Gen. William Hartman, who was once a candidate to fill the dual-hat role, has led both organizations since Haugh’s dismissal.
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Martin Matishak
is the senior cybersecurity reporter for The Record. Prior to joining Recorded Future News in 2021, he spent more than five years at Politico, where he covered digital and national security developments across Capitol Hill, the Pentagon and the U.S. intelligence community. He previously was a reporter at The Hill, National Journal Group and Inside Washington Publishers.
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