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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.

Plain-English PDF report

A polished report written for business owners, office managers, and the provider who may need to make changes.

Prioritized fix list

A short order of operations for the website, email, DNS, domain, and public configuration items that matter first.

Vendor-ready next steps

Clear handoff notes your web host, DNS provider, email administrator, IT provider, or CyberBit can act on.

11 defined public-facing website, email, and domain checks

Manual verification and false-positive review

Plain-English findings summary

Top findings prioritized by severity

Prioritized fix order and provider-ready instructions

Separately scoped cleanup or website implementation, configuration review, External Security Watch, questionnaire support, or vendor 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 needing evidence limited to public website, email, or domain findings

Businesses checking public email-authentication records, without private mailbox or tenant review

Businesses that recently launched or redesigned a website

Business owners who want a simple PDF they can understand

Teams prioritizing public-facing fixes with their website or email provider

What CyberBit reviews

HTTPS reachabilitySafe request to the submitted public website host
HTTP to HTTPS redirectSafe request to the public HTTP endpoint
HSTSStrict-Transport-Security response header
CSPContent-Security-Policy response header
Clickjacking protectionX-Frame-Options or relevant CSP framing directive
MIME sniffing protectionX-Content-Type-Options response header
Referrer PolicyReferrer-Policy response header
Permissions PolicyPermissions-Policy response header
MX recordsPublic DNS MX lookup
SPFPublic DNS TXT lookup for an SPF policy
DMARCPublic DNS TXT lookup at the domain's _dmarc hostname

The Snapshot measures defined public-facing signals, not the organization's complete cybersecurity posture.

Read the check methodology

Safe scope by design

Website, Email & Domain Security 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
Small Business Risk Pulse

11 defined public checks, reviewed in plain English.

CyberBit reviews practical website, email, and domain controls, then turns the findings into a plain-English fix order for a small business owner or provider.

Review areas

11

Output

Fix order

Style

Plain English

Snapshot scan

Ready to build review map

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Product walkthrough only. CyberBit does not use real-time threat counters or claim guaranteed outcomes.

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  • HTTP to HTTPS redirectQueued
  • HSTSQueued
  • CSPQueued
  • Clickjacking protectionQueued
  • MIME sniffing protectionQueued
  • Referrer PolicyQueued
  • Permissions PolicyQueued
  • MX recordsQueued
  • SPFQueued
  • DMARCQueued

CyberBit Snapshot scan animation showing 11 practical website, email, and domain security review areas:HTTPS reachability, HTTP to HTTPS redirect, HSTS, CSP, Clickjacking protection, MIME sniffing protection, Referrer Policy, Permissions Policy, MX records, SPF, DMARC.

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 vendor-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.

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.

Authenticated staff, administrator, MFA, recovery, or Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace control review - use Business Security Baseline

Full penetration testing

Incident response

Compliance certification

Forensic breach investigation

Deep internal network review

Guaranteed security or breach prevention

FAQ

Website, Email & Domain Security Snapshot questions

Should I choose the Snapshot or Business Security Baseline?

Choose Snapshot for a human-reviewed diagnostic of public website, email, and domain signals. Choose Business Security Baseline for an authorized review of staff and administrator access, MFA, recovery, offboarding, and supplied business-control evidence within one tenant, one primary domain, and up to 25 active users. You can request the Baseline directly.

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. CyberBit can separately scope Focused Remediation, a Business Security Remediation Sprint, or a website project for implementation. Business Security Baseline provides configuration review; External Security Watch and questionnaire support have separate oversight and evidence scopes.

Is this useful for vendor or security questionnaires?

It can document public-facing findings, but it cannot verify private business controls or answer an entire questionnaire. For a questionnaire deadline, request Security Questionnaire & Evidence Support or Cyber Insurance Evidence Review directly; a Snapshot is not required.

What happens after I start?

The 24-hour clock starts at the later of successful payment confirmation and CyberBit validating that the required intake is complete. CyberBit then reviews safe public-facing signals and prepares the PDF draft.

What is the delivery promise?

Your first human-reviewed Website, Email & Domain Security Snapshot PDF draft will be delivered within 24 hours after both payment is confirmed and the required intake is complete. This is an elapsed calendar-hour commitment that includes weekends and holidays. The 24-hour clock starts at the later of successful payment confirmation and CyberBit validating that the required intake is complete. Required intake is complete only after all required answers, usable materials, authorization, and any requested clarification have been received. If payment is not confirmed or the required intake is incomplete, the 24-hour delivery clock has not started. Once started, the delivery clock continues without being paused or restarted. If CyberBit misses that 24-hour delivery window, you may request a full $199 refund.

How does the implementation credit work?

Book a qualifying implementation engagement of $750 or more within 30 days of report delivery, and CyberBit will apply the $199 Snapshot fee once toward that engagement. The credit is non-cash, non-transferable, applied once, and cannot be stacked with another promotion, refund, or credit. It excludes subscriptions, recurring services, taxes, and third-party costs and is subject to confirmed scope and written acceptance.