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Domain names are business-critical assets, and they make up the hub of the digital presence for companies and organizations. They are crucial for the online availability and provide the very base for the digital infrastructure with email and web addresses. By choosing the right domain name you can strengthen your brand online – and decrease the risk of your business being targeted by digital fraud, threats, and infringement. In the digital world, domain names become important parts in creating local accessibility in different countries, but also to protect your brand against various digital intrusions and threats. What domain names does your business need? Among other things, it depends on your brands and on which geographical markets you are active. Your domain name portfolio should protect your interests against infringement and threats, while also support both availability and growth – for example by being adapted to suit your target group or for generating traffic from search engines. WHAT IS A DOMAIN NAME? A domain name (dotkeeper.com) consists of a word or a string of words (dotkeeper), which in turn is followed by a top-level domain (.com). In order to register a domain name, you need to adhere to the rules for the respective top-level domains. Each top-level domain has its own rules for registering a domain name with them. Some country domains, for example, require that you have a local presence (that is, a local company) or a proof of trademark ownership, in order to be allowed to register a domain name under that extension. Do you want to secure the management of your domain names? If yes, our needs-oriented domain management is a perfect fit – read more under Domain Management. Interested and want to know more? Please, feel free to contact us!

Allow us to present DMARC – a method for protecting your company against falsified and potentially damaging email. Reports show that spoofing, which is fake email senders or the use of cyber- or typo-squatted domains, is a widely used approach.Apart from establishing (and following) a domain strategy and continuously monitor how your trademark is used, among other places in domain registrations, there is the option of implementing DMARC.DMARC, or Domain-Based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance, is an email authentication policy and a reporting protocol. DMARC protects against unauthorized use of domains by preventing direct imitation of the domain in emails. It protects the trademark by ensuring that inboxes only receive email that is sent by or on behalf of a domain, by using SPF and DKIM posts. At Dotkeeper, we offer services and solutions to help our clients implement DMARC, and by that increase their email security. Establishing DMARC requires time, data, and continuous adaption (usually over a period of time) to work correctly. We are with you the entire way, from start to finish.The process is split into three phases. The work commences with a pilot study of your email flow to create a custom plan of action based on your needs. After that, the implementation takes place gradually. Finally, there is ongoing reporting in accordance with the agreed-on frequency. The result is increased security for your company, and DMARC is also reported to increase deliverability of your sent email. In other words: exciting news for all marketing departments. Together with our domain monitoring service and smart domain management, a correctly implemented DMARC provides good protection against email fraud for your company. Get in touch and we’ll tell you more! Benefits with DMARC:

Nowadays, SSL/TLS certificates are a must-have for any serious website. It prevents ransomware and ensures that the HTTPs-status of your website classifies it as secure when indexed by search engines.Dotkeeper’s service Certificate Management ensures that your website’s SSL/TLS certificate always is up to date and provides your visitors with a secure experience of your brand. With the wrong or outdated SSL certificate, several browsers will warn your visitors that your website is not secure.In connection with the renewal of your digital certificates, we recommend that you also renew your Private Key. This should be done at least once a year. What is an SSL/TLS certificate and how does it work? An SSL/TLS certificate can be compared to a digital ID that attests that the domain belongs to your company. The SSL/TLS certificate secures the connection between your website and your visitors by that the connection gets a unique key that encrypts and protects your traffic. Information your visitors leave behind on the website can thereby not be wire-tapped or manipulated by a third party. SSL/TLS certificates marks your website as secure, which increases its credibility and ensures that your visitors can feel secure. The SSL/TLS Secure Site Seal looks different depending on what certificate is used, but what all certificates have in common is that the connection goes from http to https. Search engines provide ranking advantages to sites with SSL/TLS certificates, which means that your website can be more visible among the search results. Already 2014, Google officially announced that they would start giving websites with https a “ranking boost”. What does the Certificate Management service entail? Dotkeeper’s experts identify which existing SSL/TLS certificates are connected to your websites and help you choose the right ones depending on the specific functions of your websites. We collaborate with serious certificate issuers, ensure all renewals, and make administration easier for you. We are also available for tech support. The advantages of Certificate Management through Dotkeeper:

Marketers and companies around the globe have been eagerly awaiting the BIMI-standard to advance from Gmail pilot testing to General availability, and in July 2021 it finally happened. This creates great opportunities for trademark owners to further strengthen their brand and reach a better return on their email marketing.With the help of BIMI, your logo can now be seen in the receiver’s inbox. Using mobile devices, the receiver will not even have to open the email to see your logo! Currently, BIMI is compatible with Gmail, Yahoo, and Fast mail, to name a few email clients. Microsoft is currently not using BIMI.In order to use the BIMI standard with most email clients, you need a VMC (Verified Mark Certificate). A VMC validates the right of an organization to use the trademark and the domain. This ensures the receiver that the email is legitimate. The criteria for using a VMC is that you as a company have implemented the security standard DMARC and that you have registered a figurative trademark.At Dotkeeper, we offer VMC through our partner DigiCert, and we can help you with the implementation, purchase, and administration. We also offer services for DMARC and trademark registration, which means we can help you throughout the entire process of getting your logos to display in inboxes around the world. Want to know more? You can read more about the BIMI standard, VMC, and DMARC here.We are happy to answer questions, just call, send us an email, or fill out the form, and we will help you

There are several crucial steps that need to run without a hitch when a domain changes owner. When you want to buy an already taken domain name, our experienced domain experts help you through all the stages of the process, ensuring everything is done properly and helping you to a successful deal.We contribute with, among other things, tactics, market analysis, valuation, secure payment management, the technical transfer of your domain name, and the legal ownership shift. We are there to help you the whole way, from identifying the current owner to the technical transfer of the domain name.Dotkeeper’s consultants are among the most hired in Sweden. We daily manage purchases and sales of domain names on the After market for domain names all over the world and can help you tackle the most common pitfalls. Our satisfied customers appreciate not least the personal guidance and the service that ensures that the deal is always safe and secure. Read more about domain acquisition, the domain name after market and valuation. Should we help you acquire your important domain names? Contact us today!