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Secure Wi-Fi & DNS Protection Setup - From $750

Separate staff and guest access, harden router basics, and document the handoff.

Secure Wi-Fi & DNS Protection Setup organizes a small office's router administration, staff and guest Wi-Fi, supported device separation, DNS filtering, and owner documentation. It is a scoped local-network setup, not ongoing managed IT.

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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

  • A small office needs staff and guest Wi-Fi organized around supported router hardware
  • Router administration, DNS filtering, and basic network ownership are unclear
  • The owner wants a documented handoff without buying a full MSP contract
  • A local-network foundation needs to be scoped before broader security work

Choose another path when

  • The issue is public domain records, SSL/TLS, or email authentication - use Focused Security Cleanup
  • The issue is Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace MFA, administrators, or remote access - use Practice Security Baseline
  • The business needs cabling, printer/POS support, advanced firewall management, or ongoing helpdesk service
  • Several locations, systems, providers, or broader hardening tasks need implementation - use Business Security Remediation Sprint

Work performed

The agreed small-office network setup

Final scope depends on the router, internet provider, location, supported hardware, and approved access method.

Staff Wi-Fi and guest Wi-Fi setup

IoT or device-network separation where the supported hardware allows it

Router administrator hardening and ownership notes

DNS filtering setup for the agreed network

Basic network and provider documentation

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 written record of the agreed staff, guest, and supported device-network setup

Router administrator ownership and recovery notes

DNS-filtering configuration notes for the approved network

A basic provider, hardware, and network responsibility map

Owner handoff notes for future ISP, hardware, or IT-provider follow-up

Process

How the engagement moves from scope to handoff.

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

Setup sequence

Small-office network basics move into a clean handoff.

Wi-Fi, guest access, router admin basics, and DNS filtering are organized before owner handoff.

Ready to preview

  1. Confirm the office context

    1/4

    CyberBit confirms the location, router, provider constraints, business authorization, and whether onsite work is outside scope.

  2. Approve the setup plan

    2/4

    The staff Wi-Fi, guest Wi-Fi, DNS filtering, supported separation, and admin-hardening steps are confirmed in writing.

  3. Complete guided setup

    3/4

    Work is completed through approved access, screen share, provider handoff, or separately scoped onsite support.

  4. Hand ownership back

    4/4

    You receive basic network documentation and owner notes for future provider or IT follow-up.

Scoped setup and documentation only. Hardware, cabling, and unlimited IT support are separate.

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

  • Office location and business use, current internet provider, router model, and supported hardware
  • Staff, guest, and device-network needs plus the desired DNS-filtering outcome
  • Confirmation that the business owns or is authorized to manage the network
  • A safe guided-access plan after written scope approval

Boundaries

Not a full MSP, helpdesk, SOC, MDR, forensic service, or 24/7 network support

Not cabling, printer/POS troubleshooting, ISP repair, advanced firewall management, or unlimited IT support

Not emergency onsite IT; any onsite work must be scoped separately

No passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials through public forms

Pricing

From $750: how scope is confirmed.

Secure Wi-Fi & DNS Protection Setup starts at From $750. CyberBit confirms the location, supported hardware, provider, network segments, DNS-filtering scope, and access method before payment.

What can change the scope

  • Multiple locations, routers, access points, or network segments
  • Hardware replacement, cabling, onsite work, or unsupported provider equipment
  • Advanced firewall, VPN, device-management, or multi-site requirements
  • Broader workspace, account, or provider implementation outside the local network

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.

Practice Security Baseline

Use the baseline for Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace MFA, admins, recovery, sharing, and remote-access review rather than office Wi-Fi setup.

Compare workspace baseline

Domain & DNS supporting guide

Use this for public registrar, DNS, SSL/TLS, and email-authentication work delivered through focused Cleanup.

Compare Domain & DNS work

Business Security Remediation Sprint

Use the Sprint when implementation crosses several systems, providers, locations, accounts, or ownership handoffs.

Compare the Sprint

Service FAQ

Questions to resolve before you request scope.

Does this replace our IT provider?

No. This is a scoped small-office network setup and handoff. It does not provide ongoing helpdesk, device support, advanced firewall management, or 24/7 coverage.

Will CyberBit provide or replace network hardware?

Hardware requirements are confirmed during scope. Purchases, replacement, cabling, and unsupported equipment are separate from the base setup.

Is public domain DNS included?

This service focuses on local network DNS filtering. Public domain and email DNS work routes through Focused Security Cleanup.

Can this include onsite work?

Only when specifically agreed and priced. The public starting scope does not promise emergency or unlimited onsite IT support.