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Slovenia

#23of 26 European countries

498 domains · composite score 59.6 · surveyed 3 August 2026

Slovenia places in the lower third of European countries, with a composite score of 59.6 against a European average of 65.0.

35.3% of Slovenia domains enforce DMARC — meaning they instruct receiving servers to quarantine or reject mail that fails authentication. 71.9% publish a DMARC record at all, so the gap between the two is the share that are collecting reports without acting on them.

27% still accept TLS 1.0, a protocol deprecated in 2018 and prohibited for systems handling cardholder data under PCI DSS.

Against the European average

MeasureSloveniaEU avgDiff
SPF present88%90.1%-2.1
DKIM detected59.2%58.6%+0.6
DMARC present71.9%75.2%-3.3
DMARC enforcing35.3%43.9%-8.6
MTA-STS1.4%2.7%-1.3
Valid TLS certificate87.6%88.5%-0.9
TLS 1.0 enabled27%24.5%+2.5
TLS 1.3 supported82.6%84.6%-2
CAA records9.2%15.5%-6.3
HSTS37%45.1%-8.1
All five headers7%10.3%-3.3

Green indicates better than the European average. For TLS 1.0, lower is better.

DMARC policy breakdown

Of the Slovenia domains publishing a DMARC record, 21.8% use p=reject, 27.4% use p=quarantine, and 50.8% use p=none.

A p=none policy provides no protection against spoofing. It is intended as a short monitoring phase while an organisation identifies its legitimate senders, before moving to enforcement.

Nearby in the ranking

21Bulgaria60.722Lithuania60.323Slovenia59.624Croatia58.325Hungary58.1

Method

Based on 498 Slovenia domains sourced from the Tranco top-1M and attributed by ccTLD. Organisations using generic TLDs such as .com are not captured, so this measures domains registered under the national suffix rather than all organisations in the country.

Full method, limitations and raw data are on the survey page.

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