Which government agency underwent a major brand repositioning in 2003, changing its name to better reflect its expanded mission following the 9/11 attacks?

Government agencies and political campaigns have increasingly adopted sophisticated brand positioning strategies to connect with citizens. From memorable slogans to distinctive visual identities, the world of politics has embraced professional marketing techniques. This trivia question explores how government entities have used brand positioning to increase public engagement and awareness of their initiatives.

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The Department of Homeland Security (formerly elements of 22 different federal departments)
The Transportation Safety Administration (formerly the Federal Aviation Administration)
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (formerly the Office of Civil Defense)
The National Intelligence Agency (formerly the Central Intelligence Agency)