Weak White House email domain security ‘poses a national security risk’: Study

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More than 95 percent of emails domains overseen by the Executive Office of the President are at risk of being attacked by phishers and poses a “national security risk,” according to a new study.

Of the 26 emails domains managed by the Executive Office of the President, the Global Cyber Alliance found 18 domains have not started implementing the Domain Message Authentication Reporting & Conformance protocol that prevents spammers from attacking email domains of those in all sectors.

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