Twenty four security preparations, made up to order. Dental practices and medical ones. Clinics of any size. Behavioral health providers. And whichever company handles the billing behind them. One rate per unit per month, one labelled drawer per group, and a written account of the point at which each one stops.
Healthcare security pages are written to leave a particular impression without ever making a claim anyone could be held to. We would rather print the label. Here is what these preparations contain, and here is what stays on your side of the counter no matter how much you spend with us.
No bundle to unpick anywhere on this site. A drawer holds its own preparations, a preparation carries a unit beside its rate, and each drawer page finishes with a flat statement of the point past which those lines do nothing. Whatever you pick arrives as one invoice.
Behaviour gets judged on the machine. Correlation hauls in the rest of the signal around an event. The finished case lands with an analyst already on shift, who writes down a verdict. There are three tiers: report, investigate, or shut it down and explain afterwards.
6 preparations filed herePull it out IIDrawerSoftware somebody approved gets to run; nothing else does. Put it on a reception machine opening the same handful of clinical applications daily and it is the hardest working control in the catalog. Our approval desk is staffed so it never turns into a queue.
1 preparation filed herePull it out IIIDrawerBecause protection lives in the mailbox rather than outside the tenant, a message that turns hostile after arriving can still be lifted back off the desk. Beside that runs phishing simulation written for healthcare, and a lesson for whoever clicked.
2 preparations filed herePull it out IVDrawerWhat hardware there is, what each piece runs, whether patches landed, and which one stopped reporting. Windows, macOS and Linux go through N-able N-sight; the Apple estate goes through Addigy; handsets go through Zimperium; and the filtering travels in the laptop bag.
4 preparations filed herePull it out VDrawerFind where patient identifiers actually came to rest, attach a figure to each machine, then rule on the roads a record may leave by. Locate before you enforce, in that order, for reasons the drawer page sets out.
2 preparations filed herePull it out VIDrawerDesktops, then servers, then whatever runs inside a hypervisor. After those, two cloud tenants, the directory configuration, and the practice ledger. Nine labels, and the last of them does nothing except restore the other eight on a schedule and hand back dated proof.
9 preparations filed herePull it outNone of this came out of a back room of ours. Each jar earned its place by surviving contact with a working practice. Fortify 24x7 holds the licence, and engineers who do nothing else keep an eye on it. That eye is what the money buys. Nowhere here has a maker name been scraped off and ours printed over the gap.
Judges what a process does rather than what it is named. Sits on desktops, on servers and on cluster nodes, and acts alone where the evidence leaves no room.
Keeps signal from several systems side by side, and keeps it long enough to answer a question somebody thinks to ask three weeks late.
Holds the list of what may execute, bounds what an approved tool may then touch, and puts every elevation request in front of a person.
Attaches to a mail tenant over an API rather than standing outside it. Nowhere on this site is that called a gateway, because it is not one.
The unglamorous work, all from a single agent: patching, watching, scripting, remote hands, and filtering on the way out.
Pulls Mac and iPad hardware under the same rules as everything else on the register.
Weighs risk on the handset itself, without hauling a clinician's traffic through somebody else's inspection point.
Turns up regulated records, scores every machine holding them, and encrypts what goes out of the door.
Copies of whole machines, and copies at file level. Desktops, physical servers, hypervisor guests, plus the Microsoft tenant.
Picks up where Cove stops. The Google side, the directory configuration, and the practice ledger.
Six stages, taken in order, with nothing unpleasant buried in the middle of them. A single site practice is usually through the lot inside a fortnight. Several buildings, or an unusual quantity of clinical hardware, and it runs longer.
A scoping call and a walk around what you own. Machines, mailboxes, servers, tenants, and the clinical equipment locked by whoever built it. Surprises found now are cheap; surprises found after an invoice are not.
Anything that would bring Fortify 24x7 near protected health information waits on a signed business associate agreement. The paperwork goes first and the installing comes after.
The scope comes to you in writing: devices, mailboxes, tenants, retention, and the things we have deliberately left outside. A device we cannot reach earns a sentence on the label rather than a gap in it.
Agents go down, tenants get authorised, and the opening scans and opening copies run. Those first passes are heavy because each of them reads your whole scope once. What follows is only the difference.
Allowlists settle in this week. Filters collect what they need. A schedule stops being measured against somebody's assumption and gets measured against the estate itself. Expect several short exchanges with us, and expect the week to shape the year.
Alerting now wakes our engineers instead of your reception desk. The account counter holds the preparations running, the agents cut to fit, and the history of every enquiry.
Nothing is called Gold here, nothing has to be unpicked, and no number is held back until somebody has spoken to you. Write what you need onto the script and it leaves as one card subscription.
Six labels, over endpoints and over cluster nodes, at each of the three response tiers. Open the drawer.
A single label. Approved software gets to run; unfamiliar software does not. Open the drawer.
Two labels: one that works from inside the mailbox, one that works on the people. Open the drawer.
Four labels, keeping the register of every machine, Mac and handset you own. Open the drawer.
Two labels. First find where the records are, then decide where they may go. Open the drawer.
Nine labels for machines, for servers, and for the cloud accounts that get overlooked. Open the drawer.
Heads up: card statements show FORTIFY 24X7 - MediSafe Networks is a Fortify 24x7 brand, and your subscription is billed by Fortify 24x7.