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Focused Remediation - $750

Route focused domain and DNS issues into one clear cleanup service.

Fix known public domain or DNS issues through one $750 Focused Remediation module: Email Trust Setup or Website Trust Cleanup. The scope covers one business, one primary domain, one environment, one provider-coordination round, and one recheck. Combining modules or broader provider, migration, ownership, or multi-system work requires a Business Security Remediation Sprint.

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Quick fit check

Know when this service is the right next step.

The fit depends on the problem, the systems involved, and whether the work is diagnostic, focused implementation, or a broader handoff.

Choose this service when

  • The registrar, DNS provider, website host, or email provider needs to be identified and documented
  • SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, redirects, SSL/TLS, or related public records need focused cleanup
  • The work fits one Email Trust Setup or Website Trust Cleanup module for one business, one primary domain, and one environment
  • A provider needs specific change notes instead of unprioritized scan output

Choose another path when

  • Two modules, more than three approved senders, or more than three website fixes are needed - request a Business Security Remediation Sprint
  • You only want a quick public signal - use the Free Website, Email & Domain Check
  • You need help prioritizing public findings - compare the optional Website, Email & Domain Security Snapshot
  • The work involves migrations, several providers, uncertain ownership, or broader systems - use Business Security Remediation Sprint
  • The issue is office Wi-Fi, router administration, or DNS filtering - use Secure Wi-Fi & DNS Protection Setup

Work performed

Domain and DNS work inside the Focused Remediation

CyberBit confirms which records and provider actions belong in the written $750 scope before payment.

Registrar, DNS provider, website host, and email-provider inventory

Email Trust Setup: one domain, up to three approved sending services, and SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration where supported

Website Trust Cleanup: one website and up to three pre-agreed HTTPS, redirect, security-header, form, or DNS-related fixes

One selected implementation module, one provider-coordination round, and one recheck

Specific provider instructions where CyberBit cannot safely make the change directly

What you receive

Concrete outputs you can keep and use.

The deliverable separates completed work, remaining decisions, and any action that belongs with a provider or administrator.

A map of the registrar, DNS, website, and email-provider responsibilities in scope

A prioritized record of agreed domain and DNS changes

Before/after notes for records or settings changed

Vendor-ready handoff instructions for third-party actions

A clear note when the work exceeds the $750 Focused Remediation and belongs in a broader Sprint

Process

How the engagement moves from scope to handoff.

This is a service-flow preview, not a live scan or real-time activity display.

1

Identify ownership

CyberBit confirms the domain, registrar, DNS provider, email provider, website host, and authorized owner.

2

Prioritize records

Public records and configuration issues are ordered by their effect on website and email trust.

3

Implement or coordinate

Agreed changes are completed safely or translated into precise provider actions.

4

Record the handoff

You receive before/after notes, provider ownership, and remaining next steps.

Scope and responsibilities

What CyberBit needs, and where the engagement stops.

Authorization, provider access, and customer-controlled decisions stay explicit before implementation begins.

What to provide

  • The primary domain and any known registrar, DNS, website, and email providers
  • What changed, what is failing, and any recent provider or scan notes
  • Proof that the business owns or is authorized to manage the assets
  • A safe provider access or screen-share plan after written scope approval

Boundaries

The business must own or be authorized to manage every asset in scope

No bypassing provider access, login, MFA, or account-recovery controls

No private or internal scanning unless a separate written scope permits it

No guarantee of email deliverability, uptime, security, vendor approval, or compliance

Pricing

$750: how scope is confirmed.

Domain and DNS work uses the $750 Focused Remediation price for one implementation module: Email Trust Setup with up to three approved senders, or Website Trust Cleanup with up to three pre-agreed fixes. The scope is one business, one primary domain, one environment, one provider-coordination round, and one recheck. Combining the email and website modules requires a Remediation Sprint.

What can change the scope

  • A second implementation module, more than three approved senders, or more than three website fixes
  • More than one provider-coordination round or recheck
  • More than one domain, brand, website, or email environment
  • Registrar transfers, provider migrations, or unclear account ownership
  • Several administrators or vendors whose work must be coordinated
  • Broader workspace, local-network, device, or account-hardening needs

Compare nearby options

Choose the service that matches the actual problem.

These are the adjacent paths buyers most often need to distinguish from this engagement.

Focused Remediation

This is the canonical $750 service that delivers qualifying focused domain and DNS implementation.

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Secure Wi-Fi & DNS Protection Setup

Use this for office router, staff and guest Wi-Fi, and DNS-filtering work rather than public domain-record cleanup.

Compare Wi-Fi & DNS setup

Business Security Baseline

Use this for an authorized Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace configuration review, evidence index, and prioritized plan. Implementation and specific network or remote-access work are scoped separately.

Compare workspace baseline

Service FAQ

Questions to resolve before you request scope.

Is Domain & DNS Cleanup a separate service?

No. The public offer is Focused Remediation at $750 for one Email Trust Setup or Website Trust Cleanup module, one business, one primary domain, one environment, one provider-coordination round, and one recheck. Email setup allows up to three approved senders; website cleanup allows up to three pre-agreed fixes.

Can CyberBit make every provider change directly?

No. Provider controls and customer authorization determine what CyberBit can change. The handoff identifies actions that must remain with the registrar, host, email admin, or other vendor.

When does this become a Business Security Remediation Sprint?

Two implementation modules, more than three senders or website fixes, extra coordination, transfers, migrations, uncertain ownership, multiple environments, or broader account work require Sprint scope review.

Should I run the free check first?

The free check is useful for public signals. If you already know the domain or DNS issue, you can request Focused Remediation scope directly.