Focused Security Cleanup - $750
Focused Security Cleanup is the $750 implementation path when the issue is already known and fits either Email Trust Setup or Website Trust Cleanup. The engagement stays inside one business, one primary domain, one environment, one provider-coordination round, and one recheck.
Quick fit check
The fit depends on the problem, the systems involved, and whether the work is diagnostic, focused implementation, or a broader handoff.
Work performed
CyberBit confirms the module and exact changes in writing before payment. Combining modules moves the work into a Remediation Sprint.
Email Trust Setup: one domain and up to three approved sending services
Email Trust Setup: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configuration where technically supported, sender inventory, validation, and one recheck
Website Trust Cleanup: one website and a maximum of three pre-agreed public-facing fixes
Website Trust Cleanup: scoped HTTPS, redirect, security-header, form, or DNS-related work, validation, and one recheck
What you receive
The deliverable separates completed work, remaining decisions, and any action that belongs with a provider or administrator.
The agreed Email Trust Setup or Website Trust Cleanup module
A sender inventory for Email Trust Setup, or a list of up to three agreed website fixes
Validation and one public-signal recheck
Before/after notes for settings reviewed or changed
Provider-ready instructions for any remaining provider-owned action
Process
This is a service-flow preview, not a live scan or real-time activity display.
Before scoped work, an item may be missing, unclear, or provider-owned. After scoped work, it is recorded as reviewed, updated where authorized, documented, or left with a named constraint.
Needs review
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and legitimate senders have not yet been reconciled.
Unclear ownership
The registrar, DNS host, record purpose, or administrator responsible for a change needs confirmation.
Needs review
Certificate, redirect, or mixed-configuration behavior needs a focused platform check.
Missing
One or more agreed browser-side defaults are absent or need platform-specific review.
Provider action needed
Form handling, redirects, or public configuration depends on a host, platform, or web vendor.
Illustrative cleanup walkthrough — not a live scan or guaranteed client result.
Scope and responsibilities
Authorization, provider access, and customer-controlled decisions stay explicit before implementation begins.
One business, one primary domain, one environment, and one defined implementation module
One provider-coordination round and one recheck
Before/after handoff notes for completed and provider-owned actions
No penetration testing, emergency incident response, forensics, SOC, MDR, full MSP replacement, or unlimited implementation
Pricing
The $750 fixed price covers one agreed Email Trust Setup or Website Trust Cleanup module within the hard scope above. CyberBit confirms fit before payment. Two modules or any broader authenticated, multi-provider, migration, network, backup, or ownership work moves into a Remediation Sprint.
Compare nearby options
These are the adjacent paths buyers most often need to distinguish from this engagement.
Use the human-verified assessment when the business still needs a prioritized diagnosis before choosing implementation.
Compare the SnapshotUse the Sprint when work crosses modules, authenticated systems, domains, providers, ownership, networks, or backups.
Compare the SprintUse Watch after a baseline when the need is automated monitoring or recurring human external-drift validation.
Compare Watch tiersService FAQ
Not when the issue and environment are already clear. If the business is unsure which public findings deserve attention, the Security Snapshot is the cleaner diagnostic first step.
Not inside the $750 fixed scope. Combining modules moves the engagement into the Business Security Remediation Sprint.
One consolidated set of provider-owned instructions and one follow-up on that set. Additional coordination is scoped separately.
No. This is authorized configuration cleanup for known issues. It does not include exploit attempts, intrusive testing, forensics, or emergency response.