Take it up with the agency/governing body that wrote up the authority the NSA, FBI, CIA, Homeland Security and so forth were given or not. There is a reason they have limits on their authority, so they don't go off, willy nilly, taking action against foreign governments without the consent of the President of the U.S.A. That is a good thing. Suppose they decide to go spying on Americans? Also, some actions these agencies may decide to take, to combat Russian interference, Rogers believes would be considered making Russia pay a price.
"Rogers said he believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin “has clearly come to the conclusion that there’s little price to pay (for its U.S. election interference) and that therefore, ‘I can continue this activity.’ Clearly what we have done hasn’t been enough.”
Russia may take exception to what the agencies do, yes? The President should approve of and be ready should Russia decide to take counter actions, yes?
Again, do you think the heads of these agencies do not take the security of our nation seriously?