Email & DNS Trust Center
Caucasus Affairs
Policy • Cooperation • Strategic Briefings
Email & DNS Trust Center
Institutional communication readiness page for Caucasus Affairs. This center defines official email channels, domain authentication requirements, DNS work order logic, SMTP readiness, and protocol-safe sender rules for government-facing communication.
protocol@caucasusaffairs.org
Main channel for government access, protocol contact, institutional routing, country desk review, formal inquiry handling, and senior-level communication.
verification@caucasusaffairs.org
Dedicated channel for due diligence, evidence review, institutional verification, controlled documentation, restricted dossier requests, and clarification files.
briefings@caucasusaffairs.org
Policy briefing channel for ministerial notes, opportunity briefs, country files, 90-day pilot proposals, outcome reports, and strategic cooperation material.
DNS Authentication Work Order
These records must be completed from the DNS control panel and the selected email provider’s admin panel. Exact MX, SPF include, and DKIM values must come from the provider; placeholders below must not be pasted as final records.
No personal sender identity
Government-facing messages should be sent from official domain accounts, not generic personal mailboxes, whenever possible.
Consistent signature block
All outgoing official messages should use the same identity line: Caucasus Affairs, policy cooperation and strategic briefings, led under the executive direction of Prof. Dr. Bilal Semih Bozdemir.
No sensitive attachments first
The first message should link to public pages or offer controlled review. Restricted records should be sent only after the reviewer and purpose are clear.
This page is a readiness and control page. DNS records are not created by this website. Mailboxes must be created in the chosen mail provider panel, and DNS records must be entered in the active DNS zone for caucasusaffairs.org. Placeholders in this page are instructions, not final DNS values.