Find public gaps
DNS, email authentication, website headers, TLS, and obvious exposure signals.
CyberBit Solutions
Fixed-scope cybersecurity help for small businesses that need clear fixes, not vague consulting.
CyberBit Solutions helps small professional-service firms find and fix public-facing website, email, DNS, account-access, and vendor-security gaps.
View all servicesNYC-based cybersecurity advisory for small businesses. Built by a fintech technology professional with Wall Street capital-markets experience and graduate cybersecurity training at NYU.
Fixed scope, fixed price
Plain-English PDF reports
Public-signal checks only unless authorized
The problem
Security work should end with a fix list.
Most small businesses do not need vague security advice or an open-ended retainer. They need to know what is exposed, what matters first, and what to change next.
Prioritize what matters
Severity, business impact, and what should be fixed first.
Fix or hand off
Use the checklist internally, hand it to a vendor, or have CyberBit help implement it.
Who this is for
Built for small teams without a full security department.
CyberBit is for small professional-service firms that need practical security fixes, vendor-ready documentation, or basic public-facing hardening without hiring a full-time security team.
Law firms and accounting practices
Med spas, clinics, and appointment-based businesses
Contractors, consultants, and local service firms
Small teams preparing for client, insurer, or vendor reviews
Buyer confidence
Built for the way small businesses actually use security help.
These are not testimonials or case studies. They describe the practical outcomes CyberBit designs its reports and guidance around.
Clear enough for owners
Reports are written in plain English, so owners and office managers can understand what matters without decoding security jargon.
Useful for IT providers
Findings are organized so a web developer, MSP, or email administrator can turn them into practical fixes.
Scoped for small teams
The Snapshot focuses on public-facing website, domain, and email signals - not open-ended consulting or intrusive testing.
Client testimonials will be added only with permission after completed engagements.
Want a provider-ready review of your website and email posture? Start with the Free Domain Risk Check.
Process
How CyberBit works
1
Scan
Start with public signals across domain, DNS, email authentication, TLS, and website headers.
2
Snapshot
Get a plain-English PDF with prioritized findings and exact next steps.
3
Sprint
Fix the highest-impact items across DNS, email, website security, MFA, backups, and access basics.
4
Watch
Keep public-facing website and email signals reviewed monthly with Security Watch.
Cyber Risk Snapshot
What you get in a Cyber Risk Snapshot
The Snapshot turns public findings into a short, vendor-ready action plan.
- Overall public posture summary
- Top findings and severity
- Why each issue matters
- Priority fix order
- Exact DNS, email-authentication, and website-security checklist
- Plain-English next steps for your web vendor or IT provider
- First draft within 3 business days after intake is complete.
- If we miss that window, your $199 is refunded or credited toward a Security Hardening Sprint.
After you start
What happens after intake
You submit the domain and context
CyberBit reviews the domain, website/email setup, deadline, and any vendor or business context you provide.
CyberBit reviews public signals and priorities
The review focuses on public DNS, email authentication, website security headers, TLS, workspace/access basics, and the highest-impact next steps.
You get a clear handoff
You receive a plain-English report or scope confirmation that can be used by you, your web vendor, IT provider, or CyberBit during a Sprint.
Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials.
Service ladder
Choose the path that fits your situation.
Start with a free public-signal scan. Start a Snapshot for the exact checklist. Use Insurance Readiness or Vendor Questionnaire help when documentation is the deadline. Use a Sprint when you want CyberBit to help implement fixes. Add Security Watch when you want monthly oversight after the baseline is clear.
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Need a different fixed-scope service? View all services.Free Domain Risk Check
$0
Public-signal check for domain, DNS, email authentication, TLS, and website security-header signals.
Cyber Risk Snapshot
$199
A plain-English PDF with public findings, priority fixes, and the exact checklist your web vendor or IT provider can act on.
Cyber Insurance Readiness Review
Starting at $750
For applications or renewals that need a readiness memo, evidence checklist, gap notes, and provider-ready next steps.
Vendor Questionnaire Response
$1,500
For client, insurer, or vendor-risk questionnaires that need a response package with safe answer drafts and gap notes.
Security Hardening Sprint
From $1,500
Fixed-scope implementation after a Snapshot or intake, with a completed fix log and provider/admin handoff notes.
Security Watch
Starting at $400/mo
After Snapshot or Sprint
Monthly public-facing website and email oversight after a Snapshot or Sprint, with drift comparison and a plain-English Security Watch Brief.
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Understand why domain spoofing resistance matters and what owners should ask their email or DNS provider.
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Organize common control questions without claiming legal, insurance, or compliance advice.
View insurance readiness resourcesFixed scope
Why fixed-scope?
Open-ended security consulting can become expensive before anything gets fixed. CyberBit packages common small-business security needs into clear scopes, clear prices, and clear deliverables.
Fixed price before work starts
Clear deliverable or scope confirmation
Practical handoff to your vendor, IT provider, or CyberBit Sprint
First checks
What CyberBit checks first
CyberBit focuses on practical signals that small-business owners, web vendors, and IT providers can actually act on.
Website DNS and reachability
HTTPS/TLS posture
Website security headers
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC
MX/email receiving records
Domain registrar and DNS hygiene
Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace basics
Admin MFA and recovery settings
Backup and access-control basics
Vendor questionnaire readiness
Scope & Safety
CyberBit performs public-signal reviews only. We do not perform exploit testing, credential testing, intrusive scanning, or unauthorized access. Findings are based on externally visible signals and are intended to help business owners prioritize practical next steps.
Scope and safety
What CyberBit does - and does not do
Built for practical handoff
- Reports are written for business owners, web vendors, and IT providers
- Recommendations are tied to visible signals and authorized context
- Work is scoped before payment when implementation is involved
- CyberBit does not ask for passwords by email
- Public-signal checks are not exploit testing or penetration tests
What we do
- Public-signal reviews
- DNS and email-authentication checks
- Website security-header review
- Plain-English Cyber Risk Snapshots
- Fixed-scope hardening help
- Authorized account and workspace basics
What we do not do
- No unauthorized testing
- No credential testing
- No exploit testing
- No port scanning without explicit authorization
- No 24/7 SOC or MDR claims
- No guaranteed breach prevention
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