United States Postal Service Security Rating

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Industry Government
Footprint 16.84M IPs
Followers Monitored by 194 companies
Headquarters Washington, US
Year founded 1971
Employees 138.4K

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is an independent agency of the federal government that provides postal services. It operates and manages a retail, processing, distribution, and transportation network offering business, delivery, package, and government solutions. The agency serves consumer and commercial customers in the communications, distribution, delivery, advertising, and retail markets.

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