Client security reviews
When a customer asks how your business protects data, accounts, access, and vendors.
Security Questionnaire & Evidence Support - From $1,500
Turn a security questionnaire into credible answers and a clear gap list.
If a client, customer, partner, or vendor-risk team asks about your business, CyberBit helps draft answers about your own controls and environment, supported by available evidence. This is not an assessment of your suppliers. Insurance applications and renewals use the separate Cyber Insurance Evidence Review.
First draft in 3-5 business days after questionnaire and required context are received.
Deadline support
Built for questionnaire deadlines.
Partner due diligence
When a partner asks for supportable answers and evidence before approving a business relationship. Insurance applications and renewals use Cyber Insurance Evidence Review.
Vendor-risk onboarding
When a partner or platform requires security answers before approving work.
Small teams without a security department
When you need credible answers but do not have a CISO, GRC team, or internal security writer.
Deliverables
A response package you can review and use
You get answer drafts, evidence notes, gap notes, safe wording for partial controls, and one revision window before your team approves final responses.
One Security Questionnaire & Evidence Support package
One questionnaire with question and evidence-source caps confirmed in writing before payment
Questionnaire answer draft
Plain-English explanation of answers
Gap notes for missing or partial controls
Evidence notes for supported answers
Priority fix list
Supporting language for planned or in-progress controls
One revision window for business-owner feedback
Recommended next steps for hardening
Process
How the response process works
Questionnaire evidence example
See how one question becomes a supportable answer.
The review follows the same order every time: question, available evidence, classification, supportable language or a gap note, then approval by the appropriate business reviewer.
1. Question
Is MFA required for administrative access?
2. Available evidence
MFA is enabled for identified administrator accounts, but coverage is not documented for every admin path.
3. Classification
Partial
4. Draft language or gap note
MFA is required for identified administrator accounts; remaining administrative paths are being confirmed.
5. Owner/reviewer approval
The business reviews and approves final wording before it is submitted to the requester.
Recommended next step: Confirm the remaining paths with the workspace, IT, or platform provider before final approval.
CyberBit prepares supportable drafts and honest gap notes. The business owns final answers, approval, and reviewer acceptance.
Illustrative example only. Final answers depend on the organization's actual controls and evidence.
What CyberBit needs from you
- The questionnaire file or portal questions
- Submission deadline
- Business website/domain
- Email/workspace provider
- Number of employees/users
- Tools used for email, payments, booking, CRM, file sharing, and backups
- Existing answers, policies, or screenshots if available
- Whether answers are for a client, customer, partner, or vendor - insurance questionnaires use the separate evidence review
Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, private keys, or sensitive credentials.
What CyberBit will not do
- Will not assess or certify the security of your suppliers
- Will not fabricate security controls
- Will not claim a control exists if it does not
- Will not guarantee approval by a client, customer, partner, or vendor-risk team
- Will not provide legal advice
- Will not provide legal attestation
- Will not provide a formal compliance certification
- Will not submit final answers without business approval
- Will not request passwords by email
Topics
Common topics CyberBit helps organize
MFA and account access
Email authentication: SPF, DKIM, DMARC
Backups and recovery
Device and endpoint basics
Vendor and software usage
Data handling and retention
Incident response process
Security policies and ownership
Website and DNS public posture
Employee access changes
Pricing and timeline
Scope starts at $1,500. Deadline-aware.
Security Questionnaire & Evidence Support is From $1,500. One questionnaire, its question cap, its evidence-source cap, the deadline, portal-entry needs, and one revision are confirmed in writing before payment. First draft is typically delivered in 3-5 business days after the questionnaire and required context are received.
If the questionnaire is unusually large, requires portal entry, or includes implementation work, CyberBit will confirm scope before proceeding.
Next step
Questionnaire response or insurance readiness?
Security Questionnaire & Evidence Support prepares one bounded response package about your own business. Cyber Insurance Evidence Review covers an application or renewal. The two packages are mutually exclusive. Request either directly; a Snapshot is not required. Broader assessment belongs in Business Security Baseline, and implementation is scoped separately.
FAQ
Security Questionnaire & Evidence Support FAQ
Does this assess the vendors we use?
No. This service helps your business answer a questionnaire about its own controls. Reviewing the security of your suppliers is a different activity and is not included.
Will CyberBit fill out the questionnaire for me?
CyberBit helps draft credible answers and gap notes based on your actual setup. Final answers should be reviewed and approved by the business owner or authorized representative.
Can CyberBit answer questions if we do not have a control?
Yes, but the answer should be truthful. CyberBit can help phrase controls as not in place, partially in place, planned, or in progress where appropriate.
Can CyberBit guarantee the questionnaire will be accepted?
No. Acceptance depends on the client, customer, partner, or vendor-risk team. CyberBit helps make answers clearer, more accurate, and better supported.
What if the questionnaire reveals gaps?
CyberBit can provide a priority fix list and, if needed, scope Focused Remediation or a Business Security Remediation Sprint.
Do you need passwords?
No. Do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, or private credentials.