Finding out what security costs should not require booking anybody's afternoon, so we printed the shelf instead. Twenty four managed lines. Each carries a stock number and a price for the month, and each is written up in full on the aisle it belongs to. Mark up an order form, settle by card, and Fortify 24x7 engineers stand the whole lot up and keep it standing.
Nothing on these shelves is a box you take home and install alone. Every line is a managed subscription: a vendor platform Fortify 24x7 already operates, an agent or a connector our engineers enrol onto your machines and accounts, and a desk that reads what comes back and acts on it. The catalog format is here to make choosing and pricing plain. It is not here to leave you holding the software.
The vendor product itself, licensed under our agreement instead of yours, at whatever quantity your form says. No separate contract to sign with the vendor, no minimum term hiding underneath the monthly rate.
Tenant raised, installers cut, enrolment links sent, baseline policies applied, and the first fortnight of exceptions worked through by an engineer. You get instructions written for a person rather than a runbook written for an administrator.
Alerts land at the Fortify 24x7 desk, not in an inbox you are meant to check. You hear from us with a recommendation attached, and every exchange is filed as an order note you can reread in your account.
Each aisle page writes up every line stocked in it: what the platform actually does, what a quantity counts, and a plain block near the foot about where that line stops. Prices on those pages are pulled from the same billing system as the stock list, so nothing drifts.
Behaviour read on the machine itself, joined up with whatever else your estate is doing, and a staffed desk that rules on it.
6 lines stocked hereOne list of permitted software, kept short. Whatever is missing from it never starts, and a request to add something reaches a person fast.
1 line stocked hereCover that sits within the mailbox, not in a box placed before it, plus drills teaching staff what a convincing fake looks like.
2 lines stocked herePatching, inventory and web filtering for hardware you already own, with separate lines for Apple machines and for handsets.
4 lines stocked hereLocate the files carrying personal and payment data, then encrypt the matches and govern which routes out of the business they may take.
2 lines stocked hereCopies of desks, servers, mail, shared storage and the books, together with restore testing that produces something an auditor can read.
9 lines stocked hereNothing here waits on a quote and nothing requires surviving a discovery call. The sums happen in front of you, and what the screen shows is what gets taken.
Walk the aisles, write the lines and quantities you want onto the order form, and correct them as often as you like. The form sits in your own browser until the moment you check out.
Payment is taken by Stripe, on Stripe's own page. Whatever the form holds becomes a single monthly subscription, taken before the month it covers begins.
Your tenant gets raised. Installers get cut, enrolment links with them. Across they go, along with consent links for whichever cloud tenants the order happens to touch.
That first scan, and that first backup, take their time: each reads everything one time over. After that, alerts route to our desk, and your account page holds the lines, the downloads and each note between us.
Every rate on these shelves is read from the billing system as the page opens, so a label here matches what your card sees. Mark up what you need, correct the counts on the form itself, and settle once it reads the way you want.
Endpoints and Kubernetes nodes, at three levels of answering. Walk aisle 1.
The machine runs what is on the roster and nothing else. Walk aisle 2.
Protection at the mailbox, and the drills standing beside it. Walk aisle 3.
Upkeep, filtering, Apple management and handset defence. Walk aisle 4.
Survey what is sensitive, then set the rules on where it goes. Walk aisle 5.
Copies of desks, servers and cloud tenants, plus witnessed restore testing. Walk aisle 6.
Practices, workshops, agencies, contractors, clinics, small manufacturers, family firms. Somebody there already looks after the computers on top of a real job, and that person is usually the one reading this.
You own laptops, a server or two, a couple of cloud tenants and a list of phones. What you do not own is a person paid to watch them all day. These lines put the watching on a monthly rate rather than on the payroll.
Nobody is after your logo. They are after the bank login, the payment run, the customer records and whichever mailbox can approve a transfer. The aisles are arranged around those things rather than around a threat taxonomy.
An insurer, a franchisor, a bank or a larger customer wants evidence that backups get tested and that machines get patched. Several lines here exist precisely so that evidence can be produced without a scramble.
A catalog earns its keep by being straight about the gaps as well as the goods. Not one of the following is sold here, and nothing that is sold here quietly implies otherwise.
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