When you’re ready to begin using your .Insurance domain, you can choose to implement the security requirements yourself or use a vendor. For technical support, consult your registrar, core provider or other relevant vendors. Each requirement for launching your domain is listed below.
Your .Insurance domain is more secure because of the Security Requirements. These requirements are regularly monitored, with findings reported to insurers and producers, and their registrars.
For compliance questions, write to compliance@fTLD.com.
A verification is completed by fTLD Registry before any .Insurance domain is registered. This includes confirming the domain aligns with your organization’s legal name or branding, ensuring eligibility, and verifying the authorization of the requesting employee. These steps safeguard against cybersquatting and impersonation.
Maintaining authoritative name server host names within the .Insurance domain zone is paramount. In-zone name servers must meet the same security standards as the .Insurance domain, ensuring a secure online presence.
Implementing Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) with robust cryptographic algorithms is vital. DNSSEC verifies user access and prevents redirection to malicious sites.
Obtain a digital identity certificate to enable HTTPS, securing data in transit for your .Insurance domain.
Implement TLS 1.2 or higher for encrypted connections, enhancing website and email security.
Publish DMARC and SPF records in DNS for email authentication. These measures protect against phishing, boost email deliverability, and enhance email communication security, and this is enhanced when combined with DKIM.
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You’ll want to put a 301 redirect in from your current domain to .Insurance to preserve your SEO value and ensure no web traffic is lost.
You’ll want to create email aliases so your current and .Insurance emails come into the same mailbox, and create the setting that all replies come from your .Insurance email address.
We recommend beginning to educate customers, employees, and vendors two to three weeks ahead of launch via one or two emails and a banner on your existing website. You can link to our Customer FAQ in your email(s) and website banner to provide customers, employees, and vendors with all the information they need to know about .Insurance. Our .Insurance Communications Guide provides templates for emails, banners, email signatures, etc., for use in educating your customers.
How can we help? Whether you’re looking for support with your existing registered .Insurance domain or completely new and ready to take the first steps, we’re here to talk.
