Email security by country
Every country protects its email differently. See how each one scores, and which industries lift or lower the national picture.
Why the country matters
Email security is shaped by where a business operates. Regulation, the dominant mail providers, and how mature the local IT market is all pull national averages apart, sometimes by a wide margin.
Comparing a domain against its own country is usually fairer than comparing it against the world. It tells you whether you are ahead of the organisations you actually trade alongside.
Two numbers behind every country
- Active domains route live email today, so their score reflects mail that is genuinely flowing.
- Inactive domains carry no mail routing, yet they stay registered and can still be forged, so they belong in the picture.
Every country, scored out of 100
Each country carries its average domain-security score and the number of domains behind it. Open any one to see which industries drive the national picture.
Country data is being refreshed. Explore the full benchmark in the meantime.
Where to go next
By industry →
The same benchmark, pivoted by sector instead of geography.
How we measure →
What the scores mean and how active and inactive are defined.
Check your domain →
Get your own score and see where you sit.
How does your domain compare?
Run a free check to get your score out of 100 and see how you sit against your own country.
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