What arrives through this shop front, and what Fortify 24x7 then does with it, is set out below in plain type, along with what happens to whatever the running lines produce. Each line gets named for what it actually takes in, rather than swept into a category and left there.
Proofed 29 August 2026Trading under the SecureBiz IT name is Fortify 24x7, which settles what becomes of anything reaching us and of the output the lines produce. The word we, throughout, stands for Fortify 24x7.
If a paragraph wants explaining, mail support@securebizit.com. A person opens it.
Practically nothing, by choice. No advertising pixel. No profile built out of your visit. No borrowed script from a marketing firm.
Stripe owns the checkout. Long number, expiry, the digits printed on the reverse: all of it typed onto a Stripe page. Not one of them arrives at this site, shows on a screen here, or settles onto hardware we run.
What returns is the least an account needs in order to work: an email address, a trading name, which lines are held plus a count for each, subscription health, and two references Stripe uses at its own end.
Run a service and whatever the enrolled kit produces has to be handled somewhere. Particulars follow from the lines you hold.
Handling happens on your instruction and toward the purpose you paid for. Nobody here mines it, and none of it goes on sale. That is where we stand, not a promise pencilled in until the market shifts.
Put up a proof, from the account page or by mail, and the heading, the description, whatever engineers write on it and any files attached sit in our service management system. A problem keeps its own history that way.
A managed service stands on platforms owned elsewhere, and every owner of one processes data for us, each under its own contract. Here is the list, so their own notices are open to you.
Beyond that list nothing moves unless a law compels it. No personal information gets sold here, and none is passed along to fuel advertising that shadows a person across the web.
Paperwork for the account and the billing survives while the subscription lives, and beyond that for the stretch tax and bookkeeping rules demand. Security evidence keeps to the retention set out on the forme or agreed while scoping. Copies keep to the window you picked.
Closing down an account is a conversation. Say so, and back comes a written answer naming what goes and the date it goes. Destroying copies runs to timings set by the platform holding them, so what you receive is specific to your own setup.
Your own jurisdiction may hand you a right to see what is held, correct it, delete it, or object to some use of it. Ask. It costs nothing and it counts against nobody.
Where material is processed on behalf of a business, that firm own people should go to their employer first. We help the employer put an answer together.
Customer environments get opened by an engineer only when a job in hand requires it. On our side of the wall, a password alone will not sign anybody in. Anything done inside a tenant leaves a record. All of that describes practice. Nowhere does it promise that nothing goes wrong, and a provider handing you that promise is handing you a story.
Anything material carries a fresh proofing date at the head of it. Should a change reach information we are already holding, the people holding accounts are told outright rather than left to work it out.