External-first visibility
We focus on what is publicly discoverable from the internet, not what is hidden behind internal access.
CyberBee Security continuously checks your public-facing domain environment and sends a clear report every two weeks: what an attacker can discover from the outside, why it matters, and what should be fixed first.
Many businesses do not need a massive security platform as their first step. They need visibility, prioritization, and a practical answer to one simple question:
“What can an attacker see about my company just by knowing my domain, and what should I fix?”
We focus on what is publicly discoverable from the internet, not what is hidden behind internal access.
Findings are grouped by priority with evidence, explanations, limitations, and recommended next actions.
Regular monitoring turns one-off awareness into a habit, helping you spot changes before they become surprises.
A low-cost first layer of cyber awareness for companies that need practical coverage without enterprise complexity.
Every plan includes the same core functionality. The only difference between plans is how many domains or subdomains you can monitor.
Review A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CAA, DS, DMARC and DKIM signals, with resilient DNS lookups.
Check TLS 1.0–1.3 support, certificate validity, hostname match, trust chain, expiry and cryptographic details.
Analyze SPF, DMARC and common DKIM selectors to help reduce spoofing and phishing exposure.
Inspect HTTPS behavior, security headers, HSTS, CSP, cookies, CORS and other public response controls.
Identify selected internet-facing ports and services such as RDP, SMB, databases, Redis, Docker API and more.
Passively detect public technology clues, versions, CMS signals, plugins, themes, CDN and server headers.
Use public Certificate Transparency data to discover subdomains and surface forgotten or weakly protected assets.
Run technology-aware public CVE checks with bounded execution, rate limits and non-destructive methods.
Bring findings together into a practical security score with priority, evidence, status and recommendations.
CyberBee is designed to avoid overclaiming. A missing metric is not automatically treated as a clean result, an open login panel is not automatically an exploit, and an incomplete scan is not presented as proof of safety.
Read the limitations →Normalize domain input, validate syntax, handle IDNA, resolve DNS, reject private or reserved targets, and keep subdomain scope tied to the owned base domain.
Store relevant evidence such as URLs, IPs, headers, DNS records, certificate facts, technology signals, CVE identifiers and scan status.
Differentiate transport failures, incomplete execution, potential findings and confirmed findings. High-impact findings should receive manual validation.
Use external-source timeouts, DNS fallbacks, Certificate Transparency caching, rate-limit handling, partial result storage and bounded scan windows.
Reports can include an executive summary, risk score, findings, evidence, recommendations, diagnostics and a clear description of test coverage.
Every plan includes the same functionality and reporting. You only pay more when you need to monitor more domains or subdomains.
For one primary business domain.
For growing teams and multiple assets.
For businesses with a broader footprint.
CyberBee Security is built around a straightforward idea: a company should have an easy way to understand its public attack surface before buying a larger or more complex security program.
The service is designed for small and mid-sized businesses that want a first layer of visibility, a recurring outside-in check, and a clear list of improvements they can actually act on.
Less noise. Better evidence. More useful security decisions.
External monitoring is valuable, but it is not a substitute for every kind of security assessment.
Not a full penetration test.
Not a source-code audit or authenticated application audit.
Not a complete business-logic or API security audit without endpoint scope.
Does not scan all 65,535 ports.
Does not guarantee that no vulnerabilities exist.
Does not search for passwords, credentials or zero-day bugs.
Does not perform DoS or destructive exploitation.
Does not automatically fully scan every discovered subdomain.
Get a practical, recurring picture of what your company exposes to the public internet.
For pricing questions, monitoring scope, or more than 20 domains, contact the team directly.
Every two weeks. The goal is recurring outside-in visibility rather than a one-time snapshot.
Yes. The feature set is the same across all plans. Pricing changes only with the number of domains or subdomains in scope.
No. CyberBee is an external monitoring and awareness layer. It does not replace a full penetration test, secure development review, or authenticated application assessment.
Contact CyberBee directly for private pricing based on your monitoring scope.
No. The service intentionally avoids password guessing, credential stuffing, DoS, aggressive fuzzing and destructive exploitation.