March 11 (UPI) -- Gen. Joshua Rudd was confirmed by the Senate to lead the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command Tuesday. Rudd is already the deputy chief of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. The Senate voted to confirm him in a 71-29 vote. Sen. Ron Wyden , D-Ore., voiced his objections to Rudd because he doesn't have cybersecurity experience. He had put a procedural hold to block Rudd's confirmation but the chamber was able to get around it. "He is not qualified for this job," Wyden