Benchmark

Email security in Government & Public Services

How well does the Government & Public Services sector protect its email against spoofing? Here's what our benchmark shows - and how to score better than your peers.

18/100

Average Government & Public Services score

229,190

Domains benchmarked

-2

vs the global average (20/100)

What the Government & Public Services score means

Across 229,190 Government & Public Services domains we benchmark, the average email-security score is 18 out of 100 – below the global average of 20. That leaves the typical domain in this sector exposed to having its email spoofed.

What drags scores down

The same gaps recur across almost every sector. Each is fixable – and each is worth real points on your score.

  • DMARC stuck on p=none – monitoring, but protecting nothing
  • SPF drifted over the 10-lookup limit and quietly failing
  • No MTA-STS or TLS-RPT, so inbound mail can be downgraded
  • DKIM keys missing on key senders, or weak and stale

How to beat the Government & Public Services average

The biggest single jump comes from moving DMARC to enforcement – safely. Identify your senders, fix the gaps, and advance to p=reject when the impact is zero. DMARCER does each step for you: see the enforcement journey, or start with a free check of your own domain.

Government & Public Services around the world

How the Government & Public Services sector scores across the countries we benchmark – useful context for where the bar sits in your own market.

# Country Avg score Domains
1 Norway 54/100 557
2 Solomon Islands 52/100 34
3 Denmark 51/100 444
4 Togo 48/100 50
5 Iceland 47/100 29
6 Sweden 47/100 666
7 Netherlands 44/100 2,335
8 Luxembourg 43/100 59
9 Cuba 42/100 65
10 Albania 42/100 280
11 Bulgaria 42/100 58
12 Armenia 41/100 21
13 Gibraltar 41/100 22
14 Estonia 40/100 61
15 Belgium 38/100 916

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