Online 'honor roll' - small boost in feds' website security
The 50 top federal government websites have improved very slightly overall this year on a scorecard of security, privacy and consumer protection measures, but more than half still got a failing grade according to the Online Trust Alliance's 2016 Honor Roll.
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