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Federal Agencies Pull Web Content for Security Reasons

Tomalak's Realm pointed out this St. Petersburg Times article, which provides details on some information that has been removed from Federal Agency Web Sites. The information removed includes everything from chemical plant disaster plans on the EPA Web Site to pipelines at the Department of Transportation.

Posted by Dave Aiello on October 4, 2001 7:59 AM |

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