Two or more implementation modules
Email trust, website trust, workspace, ownership, backup, network, or other modules must be coordinated in one written scope.
Business Security Remediation Sprint - From $1,500
Broader remediation when fixes cross modules, systems, providers, or ownership.
The Business Security Remediation Sprint is the broader implementation path when work includes two or more modules, authenticated workspace or account changes, multiple domains or providers, ownership transfers, migrations, backups, internal systems, Wi-Fi, networks, or significant provider coordination. Scope and price are confirmed before payment.
Ask about Business Security Remediation SprintStart Website, Email & Domain Security Snapshot - $199
Best after a Free Website, Email & Domain Check, Website, Email & Domain Security Snapshot, vendor questionnaire, or known security gap.
Best fit for
Broader implementation after the required scope is clear.
This is for businesses whose remediation cannot fit one fixed $750 module. The Sprint stays fixed-scope, but it can coordinate broader authorized work and provider handoffs.
Authenticated workspace or account work
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace settings, MFA, administrators, recovery, stale accounts, or access cleanup require authorized authenticated review.
Multiple domains, providers, or handoffs
The engagement crosses domains, websites, sending services, vendors, ownership transfers, migrations, or significant provider coordination.
Broader operational remediation
Backups, internal systems, Wi-Fi, network work, or a fix plan that cannot fit one $750 Focused Security Cleanup module.
What can be included
Remediation across multiple agreed modules and operational boundaries.
The exact work depends on the systems, providers, and access method confirmed before payment.
Multi-module implementation
Two or more agreed implementation modules managed as one prioritized remediation scope.
Workspace security remediation
Authorized Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace work involving MFA, administrators, recovery, shared or stale accounts, and access hygiene.
Ownership and migration work
Provider, domain, website, email, or account ownership transfers and migrations where the responsibilities are confirmed.
Multiple domains or providers
Work spanning more than one domain, website, environment, or provider, or more than three approved email-sending services.
Backup and internal-system actions
Evidence-based backup responsibility, restore-readiness, internal-system, or account actions included in the written scope.
Wi-Fi and network module
Small-office router administration, staff/guest Wi-Fi separation, DNS filtering, and owner handoff where authorized and scoped.
Significant provider coordination
Organized provider instructions, follow-up, and ownership tracking when several administrators or vendors must act.
Completed remediation record
A fix log, remaining constraints, evidence notes, and provider/admin handoff at completion.
Process
How the sprint works
Fix-order preview
Known issues become an organized cleanup path.
A fixed-scope sequence for authorized cleanup, prioritized fixes, and vendor handoff.
Ready to preview
Scope review
1/4CyberBit reviews your scan, Snapshot, questionnaire, or known issue and confirms the systems, vendors, and fixes that can be handled safely.
Prioritized fix plan
2/4The work is organized into the highest-impact cleanup items first so the sprint stays focused and vendor-ready.
Guided cleanup or vendor handoff
3/4CyberBit helps guide authorized changes through safe channels or prepares exact instructions for your web, DNS, email, workspace, or IT provider.
Final summary and next recommendations
4/4Completed actions, remaining constraints, public-signal evidence, and recommended next steps are documented clearly.
Configuration cleanup and handoff support only. No full penetration test or guarantee.
What CyberBit needs from you
Send enough context to confirm scope and prepare the right handoff. Keep secrets out of forms and email.
- Domain name and DNS provider
- Website host or web vendor
- Email provider
- Approved email-sending tools
- Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace context, if applicable
- Current scan/Snapshot/questionnaire if available
- Preferred access method: screen share, delegated access, or vendor handoff
- Deadline, vendor driver, or business reason for the cleanup
Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials by email.
What this is not
Clear boundaries keep the Sprint safe, scoped, and realistic for small-business implementation work.
- Not emergency incident response unless separately scoped
- Not forensic investigation
- Not 24/7 monitoring, SOC, MDR, or managed IT replacement
- Not penetration testing, exploit attempts, or intrusive scanning unless separately scoped in writing
- Not legal, compliance, insurance, or guaranteed-approval advice
- No guaranteed security, guaranteed protection, or guaranteed future outcome
- No passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials through forms or email
- Limited to systems the requester owns or is authorized to manage
Pricing
Broader scope starts at From $1,500.
Typical broader engagements are $2,500-$5,000. The final price depends on the modules, authenticated systems, domains, providers, ownership changes, networks, backups, and coordination confirmed before payment.
- Starting scope: From $1,500
- Typical broader engagements: $2,500-$5,000
- Final price depends on modules, authenticated systems, domains, providers, ownership changes, networks, backups, and coordination
Choose the right implementation path
Snapshot, focused Cleanup, or broader Sprint.
Website, Email & Domain Security Snapshot - $199
Best when you need diagnosis, a prioritized report, business impact, and vendor-ready next steps.
Focused Security Cleanup - $750
Best for known public-facing fixes inside one business, one primary domain, and one website/email environment.
Broader multi-system cleanup
Best when the work exceeds one focused module and requires broader authorized remediation or provider coordination.
Cleanup versus authorized validation
Business Security Remediation Sprint fixes known weaknesses across agreed systems and provider handoffs. Authorized Web Application Penetration Test actively tests one specifically authorized custom application scope. It can be considered after remediation when validation is useful; it is not a mandatory next step.
View penetration test details - From $4,500Book 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.
FAQ
Business Security Remediation Sprint FAQ
Do you need admin passwords?
No. Do not send passwords by email. Work can be done through screen share, delegated access, or vendor handoff depending on the platform.
Can you work with my web vendor or IT provider?
Yes. The Sprint can produce vendor-ready notes and coordinate around a scoped fix list. CyberBit does not replace your IT provider or managed service provider.
Can you guarantee everything will be fixed?
No. Some fixes depend on the platform, vendor, DNS provider, or account access. CyberBit confirms scope and documents remaining constraints.
Is this a penetration test?
No. This is configuration cleanup and practical hardening guidance. Active, authorized testing of a custom application is a separate specialized service with verified scope, written authorization, and Rules of Engagement.
How fast can this be done?
Timeline depends on scope and vendor responsiveness. CyberBit confirms timeline before payment.