Businesses that want recurring website and public-security oversight
Security Watch - From $399/month
Security Watch for your website, domain, email, and public security basics.
Security Watch includes Website Health Monitoring plus monthly public website, email, DNS, domain, TLS, and header rechecks, drift comparison, a Security Watch briefing, and one provider-ready priority note.
Best for
A practical fit for small-business owner problems.
Owners who need drift checks without buying a SOC or helpdesk
Sites that recently completed cleanup, rebuild, or baseline work
Teams that want clear monthly notes for providers
Included
Monthly and quarterly Security Watch
Website Health Monitoring for agreed uptime, SSL, DNS, and key-page checks
Monthly public website, email, DNS, domain, TLS, and header rechecks
Drift comparison, a Security Watch briefing, and one provider-ready priority note
Quarterly ownership and admin-access review where scoped
Maintenance and implementation quoted separately unless included in writing
Boundaries
What Security Watch is not
Not 24/7 helpdesk
Not SOC, MDR, SIEM, or endpoint monitoring
Not emergency response or forensic breach investigation
Not unlimited development or unlimited implementation
No guaranteed uptime, SEO ranking, leads, deliverability, or security
Process
How the work is scoped and handed off.
Watch rhythm
Recurring checks stay calm and provider-ready.
Security Watch keeps agreed public website, email, DNS, and domain signals visible after a baseline.
Ready to preview
Baseline
Security Watch works best after a Snapshot, cleanup, rebuild, or agreed foundation review.
Baseline
1/4Security Watch works best after a Snapshot, cleanup, rebuild, or agreed foundation review.
Monthly review
2/4CyberBit checks agreed public-facing website, email, DNS, and domain signals.
Security Watch briefing
3/4You receive a plain-English summary of meaningful changes, open items, and one provider-ready note.
Scope next work
4/4Any hands-on updates or larger implementation items are scoped separately unless included in writing.
Monthly public-signal review, not real-time attack detection or incident response.
Baseline
Security Watch works best after a Snapshot, cleanup, rebuild, or agreed foundation review.
Monthly review
CyberBit checks agreed public-facing website, email, DNS, and domain signals.
Security Watch briefing
You receive a plain-English summary of meaningful changes, open items, and one provider-ready note.
Scope next work
Any hands-on updates or larger implementation items are scoped separately unless included in writing.
Next step
Want recurring visibility into the public foundation?
Send the domain, current website/email setup, recent Snapshot or cleanup status, and what you want covered each month.