Is New Mexico State Personnel Office, Career Services Bureau safe?
New Mexico State Personnel Office, Career Services Bureau risk score
71/100
overall score
Total issues found:
2024Updated on: August 26, 2025
Data we analyse
Phishing and malware
24
issues
Network security
615
issues
Email security
39
issues
Website security
1346
issues
Recent critical risk issues we found
92 critical vulnerabilities found
281 high-risk vulnerabilities detected
1309 SSL configuration issues found
6 domains vulnerable to email spoofing
What information we check
Software patching
Web application security
Email security
Dark web exposure
Cybersecurity Benchmark
A comparison of this company’s cybersecurity ranking with industry averages and peer organizations
Phishing and malware
99
vs.
52
Network security
71
vs.
88
Email security
90
vs.
64
Website security
64
vs.
69
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Company overview
New Mexico State Government (nm.gov) is the official executive and administrative authority for the state of New Mexico, delivering public services, regulatory oversight, and policy implementation across statewide agencies. Through its online portal (nm.gov) it provides business-facing services including licensing and permitting, procurement and contracting, workforce and economic development programs, tax and grant administration, and access to public records and open data. The state partners with businesses, local governments, and nonprofits to manage infrastructure, regulatory compliance, and incentive programs that support economic growth and public welfare.
Details
Website:
Industries:
Government institutions
Company size:
10,001+ employees
Founded:
-
Headquarters:
Santa Fe, US
Outcome reliability
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