Submit context
Send your business website/domain and basic context so the review has the right scope.
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
Confirmed during intake.
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.
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 Security Hardening Sprint
This is not a penetration test, exploit attempt, compliance audit, or guarantee of security. It is a fixed-scope public-facing review and prioritized action plan.
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, DNS, MX, SPF, and DMARC signals
- Website reachability, HTTPS, and SSL/TLS basics
- Common website security headers
- Public configuration details that can be reviewed safely
- Business context 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.
Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials through intake.
Process
Three steps. Clear scope. Actionable output.
CyberBit reviews public-facing signals
CyberBit reviews safe external signals and prepares plain-English findings without requiring internal access.
Receive the Snapshot
You receive a prioritized PDF with findings, recommended fixes, and optional next steps for implementation.
Want to see the format first?
Preview the report style before starting your Snapshot.
The sample shows how findings, business impact, and priority fixes are presented in a customer-facing CyberBit report.
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 a Security Hardening Sprint 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?
You submit intake, continue through secure checkout, and CyberBit reviews the submitted context and public-facing signals before delivering the Snapshot.
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.