Email security in Holy See
How Holy See protects its email, measured from public DNS across 378 domains, and which sectors move the national picture.
Average score across 378 domains
Active. 124 with live mail routing.
Inactive. 254 with no mail routing found.
An inactive domain is not receiving email, yet it stays registered and can still be forged in your name. Securing it costs nothing and closes that door. 153 of them already declare that they carry no mail. How we measure this
How these domains spread across score bands
Where Holy See stands
Across the 378 domains we benchmark in Holy See, the average email-security score is 12 out of 100, below the global average of 13. That leaves the typical domain here open to being impersonated.
The headline covers every registered domain. Domains that carry live mail score 30, while those with no mail routing score 3. Both matter, because a domain does not need working email to be forged in your name.
Reading this page
- The big number is every registered domain in Holy See.
- Active and inactive split that same population by whether mail is flowing.
- The coloured bar shows how those domains spread from band A down to band F.
Compare with
Germany →
Avg 18/100
United Kingdom →
Avg 17/100
China →
Avg 1/100
All countries →
The full national picture.
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