Plain-English PDF report
A polished report written for business owners, office managers, and the provider who may need to make changes.
Cyber Risk Snapshot — $199
A fixed-scope cybersecurity review for your business website, domain, and public-facing security signals.
You get a plain-English PDF with prioritized findings, recommended fixes, and next steps your web vendor, IT provider, or internal team can act on.
$199 fixed price
Clear scope before review.
PDF deliverable
Written for business owners.
Turnaround
First draft within 3 business days after intake is complete.
What you get
A premium, plain-English report built for action.
The Snapshot turns public-facing security signals into a clean business report, not a wall of scanner output.
Prioritized fix list
A short order of operations for the website, email, DNS, domain, and public configuration items that matter first.
Provider-ready next steps
Clear handoff notes your web host, DNS provider, email administrator, IT provider, or CyberBit can act on.
Public-facing domain and website security review
DNS and email security signal review
Website security header review
Basic SSL/TLS and public configuration review
Plain-English risk summary
Top findings prioritized by severity
Recommended fixes
Optional next-step support through cleanup, secure redesign, workspace setup, Security Watch, questionnaire support, or provider handoff
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.
Best for
Built for small businesses that need clear next steps.
The Snapshot is a strong starting point when you need external visibility, vendor-ready language, and a fix order you can actually use.
Small businesses that want a quick external security review
Businesses sending vendor or security questionnaires
Businesses with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
Businesses that recently launched or redesigned a website
Business owners who want a simple PDF they can understand
Teams that want to know what to fix first
What CyberBit reviews
| Domain | Primary business domain and public ownership/context signals |
|---|---|
| DNS | Public DNS records and obvious configuration concerns |
| MX | Mail routing records and visible email-provider setup |
| SPF | Sender policy record presence and basic alignment concerns |
| DMARC | Policy presence, monitoring/enforcement posture, and review notes |
| Website reachability | Whether the public website resolves and responds cleanly |
| HTTPS/TLS basics | Basic HTTPS availability and public certificate posture |
| Common security headers | Browser-facing headers a host, CDN, or developer can review |
| Safe public configuration details | Visible settings that can be reviewed without private access |
| Submitted business context | Provider, deadline, industry, and focus notes submitted during intake |
Safe scope by design
Cyber Risk Snapshot uses safe, public-facing checks and manual review. It does not require access to your internal systems, passwords, private accounts, or customer data.
- No passwords
- No exploit testing
- No credential testing
- No private access
- No customer data required
- No guarantee of security, breach prevention, compliance, or provider approval
Representative examples
Examples from the Sample Report
These are representative examples from the public Sample Report, not client results. Actual findings depend on the business, systems, providers, and scope confirmed during intake.
Sample finding 1
DMARC policy needs enforcement review
The sample report shows how CyberBit explains monitoring-mode DMARC and the path toward stronger email-domain enforcement.
Sample finding 2
Website security headers need cleanup
The sample report shows how missing or inconsistent browser security headers become provider-ready review notes.
Sample finding 3
Domain ownership and admin access should be documented
The sample report shows how split domain, DNS, website, and email administration can slow fixes and recovery.
CyberBit does not claim breach, compromise, or guaranteed security based only on these signals. The Snapshot is designed to identify practical risk areas and help prioritize next steps.
Order flow
What happens after you order?
A clear handoff matters. The Snapshot flow keeps the scope safe, the review practical, and the output useful for your business or provider.
Submit your business and domain details
CyberBit uses the information you provide to confirm scope and review the right public-facing website, email, and domain signals.
CyberBit reviews public-facing security signals
The Snapshot focuses on website, email, DNS/domain, and related public-facing indicators. It does not require private system access for the standard review.
You receive a polished PDF report
The report includes prioritized findings, plain-English business impact, and provider-ready next steps.
You can act on the findings
You can use the report with your web host, DNS provider, email provider, or IT vendor. If you want help fixing priority issues, you can request cleanup, secure redesign, workspace setup, Security Watch, questionnaire support, or provider handoff.
Safe standard review
- No passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials are requested through the order form.
- No penetration testing, exploit attempts, or intrusive scanning is included in the standard Snapshot.
- CyberBit does not claim breach, compromise, or guaranteed security based only on public-facing signals.
Not a fit if
This is a fixed-scope Snapshot, not a replacement for deeper services.
Clear boundaries make the offer safer and more useful. If you need one of these, CyberBit can help you decide the right next step, but the Snapshot itself is not that service.
Full penetration testing
Incident response
Compliance certification
Forensic breach investigation
Deep internal network review
Guaranteed security or breach prevention
FAQ
Cyber Risk Snapshot questions
What do I receive?
You receive a plain-English PDF that summarizes public-facing website, domain, DNS, email, and security-header findings with prioritized next steps.
Is this a penetration test?
No. The Snapshot uses safe, public-facing checks and manual review. It does not include exploit testing, credential testing, or unauthorized scanning.
Do you need my passwords?
No. Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, private credentials, or customer data. The Snapshot does not require internal account access.
What businesses is this for?
It is built for small businesses, local service firms, dentists, med spas, accountants, law firms, clinics, contractors, and similar teams that need clear security priorities.
Can you help fix the issues after the report?
Yes. If you want help implementing the recommendations, CyberBit can scope cleanup, secure redesign, workspace setup, Security Watch, questionnaire support, or provider handoff separately.
Is this useful for vendor or security questionnaires?
Yes. The Snapshot can help clarify public-facing gaps and provide a cleaner starting point before answering vendor, client, or insurance security questions.
What happens after I start?
After intake and checkout, CyberBit confirms scope, reviews safe public-facing signals, and delivers the PDF report.
Start the Snapshot
Get a prioritized security review for your business website and domain.
Start intake, complete secure checkout, and CyberBit will prepare a fixed-scope Snapshot based on the context you provide and the public-facing signals available during review.