Monthly public-signal check
Domain, DNS, email authentication, TLS, and website security-header signals.
Security Watch Retainer - Starting at $400/mo
Keep the basics checked after the first fix.
Security Watch is lightweight monthly oversight for small businesses that completed a Cyber Risk Snapshot or Security Hardening Sprint and want public signals, priority follow-up items, and basic controls reviewed regularly.
Best after a Snapshot or Sprint. Not 24/7 SOC, MDR, or emergency incident response.
Monthly oversight
What Security Watch includes
Priority fix list review
Review open items from the Snapshot or Sprint and identify what still needs attention.
Email authentication oversight
Check whether SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, and related signals still look healthy.
Website signal review
Check website reachability, TLS, and security-header signals.
Monthly summary
Plain-English notes on what changed, what still needs attention, and what should be fixed next.
Light accountability
A recurring checkpoint so basics do not quietly drift.
Good fit
Who Security Watch is for
Security Watch is for businesses that want recurring accountability around known basics, not enterprise alerting or unlimited IT support.
Small businesses after a Snapshot
You have a fix list and want monthly visibility into whether basics stay in place.
Teams after a Hardening Sprint
You fixed priority items and want follow-up oversight without a full MSP contract.
Businesses with vendors
You use web, IT, or email vendors and want a recurring outside check on public signals.
Owners who want accountability
You do not need enterprise monitoring, but you want someone checking the basics.
Process
How Security Watch works
Start with a baseline
Security Watch starts from a Snapshot, Sprint, or agreed baseline.
Monthly check
CyberBit reviews public signals and agreed priority items.
Plain-English summary
You receive a short monthly note with status, changes, and recommended follow-up.
Escalate only if needed
If a fix is needed, CyberBit can recommend a separate Sprint or coordinate a clear handoff to your vendor.
What CyberBit needs from you
- Domain(s) to watch
- Website/email providers
- Existing Snapshot or Sprint notes, if any
- Key vendors or IT contacts, if relevant
- Preferred contact email
- Any known upcoming changes to website, DNS, or email
Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials by email.
What Security Watch is not
- Not 24/7 monitoring
- Not SOC or MDR
- Not endpoint detection
- Not breach response
- Not log monitoring
- Not SIEM management
- Not vulnerability scanning unless separately scoped
- Not unlimited IT support
- Not a guarantee of security
Pricing
Starting at $400/month
Pricing depends on the number of domains, platforms, and follow-up items included. CyberBit confirms scope before monthly oversight begins.
Single domain public-signal watch: lower scope
Multiple domains or vendors: higher scope
Monthly review plus recurring coordination: custom scope
Baseline first
Why Security Watch comes after Snapshot or Sprint
Security Watch works best when there is already a baseline. The Snapshot creates the first action plan. The Sprint fixes priority items. Security Watch keeps the basics visible afterward.
FAQ
Security Watch FAQ
Is this 24/7 monitoring?
No. Security Watch is lightweight monthly oversight, not SOC, MDR, SIEM, endpoint monitoring, or emergency response.
What happens if something changes?
CyberBit flags the change in the monthly summary and recommends next steps. Fixes may be scoped separately.
Can I start without a Snapshot or Sprint?
Sometimes, but a Snapshot or baseline review is recommended first so there is a clear starting point.
Do you need passwords?
No. Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials.
Can this replace my IT provider?
No. Security Watch is not general IT support. It is recurring security oversight around agreed public signals and follow-up items.
Ready to keep watch?
Request monthly oversight.
CyberBit will confirm whether Security Watch fits your current baseline and what should be included.