78,906
Government organizations in the U.S. Census directory
21,134
Domains assessed for security
51
States and territories covered
Web Security
Email Security
DNS & Infrastructure
Top States by Website Coverage
| State | Governments | With Websites | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | 3,518 | 1,825 | 52% |
| Illinois | 6,043 | 1,621 | 27% |
| Pennsylvania | 4,311 | 1,579 | 37% |
| Texas | 4,575 | 1,431 | 31% |
| New York | 2,775 | 1,386 | 50% |
| Michigan | 2,293 | 1,300 | 57% |
| Colorado | 3,875 | 1,291 | 33% |
| Ohio | 3,300 | 1,174 | 36% |
| Florida | 2,072 | 1,113 | 54% |
| Minnesota | 3,310 | 1,047 | 32% |
| Wisconsin | 2,598 | 1,017 | 39% |
| Washington | 1,583 | 753 | 48% |
Recently Checked Domains
| Domain | Checked | Security Checks |
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| portofcleveland.com | CWeb Security4/8 Web Security ✓ SSL/TLS ✓ HTTPS ✓ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✗ X-Frame ✗ X-Content ✗ sec.txt B-Email Security3/5 Email Security ✓ SPF ✓ DKIM ✓ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT B-DNS & Infrastructure2/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✓ IPv6 ✓ RPKI |
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| ritaohio.com | B-Web Security5/8 Web Security ✓ SSL/TLS ✗ HTTPS ✓ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✓ X-Frame ✓ X-Content ✗ sec.txt C-Email Security2/5 Email Security ✗ SPF ✓ DKIM ✓ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT D+DNS & Infrastructure1/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✗ IPv6 ✓ RPKI |
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| csuohio.edu | B+Web Security6/8 Web Security ✓ SSL/TLS ✓ HTTPS ✓ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✓ X-Frame ✓ X-Content ✗ sec.txt B-Email Security3/5 Email Security ✓ SPF ✓ DKIM ✓ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT B-DNS & Infrastructure2/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✓ IPv6 ✓ RPKI |
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| cuyahogaswcd.org | D-Web Security2/8 Web Security ✓ SSL/TLS ✗ HTTPS ✗ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✗ X-Frame ✗ X-Content ✗ sec.txt C-Email Security2/5 Email Security ✓ SPF ✓ DKIM ✗ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT FDNS & Infrastructure0/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✗ IPv6 ✗ RPKI |
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| clevelandmetroparks.com | B-Web Security5/8 Web Security ✓ SSL/TLS ✓ HTTPS ✓ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✗ X-Frame ✓ X-Content ✗ sec.txt C-Email Security2/5 Email Security ✗ SPF ✓ DKIM ✓ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT B-DNS & Infrastructure2/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✓ IPv6 ✓ RPKI |
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| coshoctonlibrary.org | B+Web Security6/8 Web Security ✓ SSL/TLS ✓ HTTPS ✓ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✓ X-Frame ✓ X-Content ✗ sec.txt C-Email Security2/5 Email Security ✓ SPF ✓ DKIM ✗ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT D+DNS & Infrastructure1/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✗ IPv6 ✓ RPKI |
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| crawfordparkdistrict.org | D-Web Security2/8 Web Security ✓ SSL/TLS ✗ HTTPS ✗ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✗ X-Frame ✗ X-Content ✗ sec.txt D-Email Security1/5 Email Security ✓ SPF ✗ DKIM ✗ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT D+DNS & Infrastructure1/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✗ IPv6 ✓ RPKI |
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| cuyahogalibrary.org | B+Web Security6/8 Web Security ✓ SSL/TLS ✓ HTTPS ✓ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✓ X-Frame ✓ X-Content ✗ sec.txt C-Email Security2/5 Email Security ✗ SPF ✓ DKIM ✓ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT B-DNS & Infrastructure2/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✓ IPv6 ✓ RPKI |
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| crawfordswcd.org | FWeb Security1/8 Web Security ✗ SSL/TLS ✗ HTTPS ✗ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✗ X-Frame ✗ X-Content ✗ sec.txt FEmail Security0/5 Email Security ✗ SPF ✗ DKIM ✗ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT D+DNS & Infrastructure1/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✗ IPv6 ✓ RPKI |
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| clermontmha.org | CWeb Security4/8 Web Security ✓ SSL/TLS ✓ HTTPS ✗ HSTS ✓ Cert ✗ CAA ✗ X-Frame ✓ X-Content ✗ sec.txt D-Email Security1/5 Email Security ✓ SPF ✗ DKIM ✗ DMARC ✗ MTA-STS ✗ TLS-RPT D+DNS & Infrastructure1/3 DNS & Infrastructure ✗ DNSSEC ✗ IPv6 ✓ RPKI |
The Numbers Tell a Troubling Story
Only 24% of government domains enforce DMARC -- meaning attackers can impersonate 76% of government agencies via email. Only 5% use DNSSEC. Only 28% enforce HSTS. When these gaps overlap, the risk compounds into real-world attacks that cost taxpayers millions.
In early 2026, the City of Arab, Alabama lost over $430,000 to a phishing attack -- entirely preventable with basic email security that costs under $250/year. Read the full story.
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