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Government Websites/Wikileaks

Asked if there were any plans to protect Government websites, the PMS said that the National Security Advisor had spoken to Permanent Secretaries about the security of Government websites. The priority would be websites that dealt with information that belonged to members of the public, such as the DWP and HMRC websites.

Asked what the scale of the threat was, the PMS replied that he would not want to speculate on that.

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