These terms govern whatever is offered on this storefront, together with the use made of it. Ordinary language, on purpose. Wherever something genuinely narrows what you get, it sits in the open instead of hiding in a clause nobody was meant to reach.
This copy was posted on 29 August 2026.Fortify 24x7. Your agreement is theirs, the invoice arrives from them, and the service relationship lives there too. The point gets repeated on page after page so nothing about it ambushes you later.
Heads up: card statements show FORTIFY 24X7 - CyberDefense Tools is a Fortify 24x7 brand, and your subscription is billed by Fortify 24x7.
One capability, run for you as a subscription, sitting on whichever vendor platform its board names, worked by Fortify 24x7 engineers. Buy one and the capability belongs to you at whatever quantity was ordered, for however long the line stays paid up and running.
Board write ups belong to this agreement. Each of them carries an honest scope block marking the outer edge of what a line touches. Those blocks are meant to be leaned on. Read them first, not afterward.
Cards only. Invoices on terms are not raised. Checks, wire transfers and cryptocurrency all get declined. A subscription runs month to month, settled ahead of the month. Checkout collects the opening payment; that same calendar date returns thereafter.
Stripe executes the charge and holds the card. Statements show FORTIFY 24X7. Whatever checkout displays is the figure that recurs, plus whatever tax we must collect, shown as its own line.
A failed charge gets retried on a schedule, and you are told at each attempt. Cover carries on meanwhile. Where it never clears, the line is suspended and then closed, with word from us ahead of either step. Nothing is deleted without warning. Nobody here enjoys this part.
No control here, and no stack of them together, guarantees you will never be compromised. Anyone claiming otherwise is selling something we would not buy ourselves.
Unless a separate document has been signed with you saying so, nothing here commits us to a stated response time. Nothing here is a certification, an attestation, or a legal opinion about your obligations. Vendor platforms are third parties: when one goes down we work the outage with you, though their uptime is not in our gift.
Where we are liable, liability stops at whatever the affected subscription cost you across twelve months before a claim arises. Indirect and consequential loss is excluded on both sides, as is profit foregone and opportunity missed.
This clause limits nothing that law forbids limiting, and we are not reaching for it to escape our own bad behavior.
Everything our services touch remains your property. We hold it to run the thing bought and for nothing besides. On leaving, we return or export whatever the platform in question allows, and we say honestly where a platform makes that painful.
Take a line off the roll inside the portal. Or mail us from the account address and an engineer unhooks it for you. Either way the next charge stops. Neither reverses a charge already taken, and cover carries on until the paid period closes.
We can end an agreement too, with notice, refunding anything paid for time past the end date. Serious misuse is the exception. We would rather never need this sentence at all.
Terms shift occasionally. Where a shift matters to a line you are running, it comes to you in writing at the account address, and it applies from the following renewal, never backward. Not wanted? Leaving before that renewal is the remedy, and we will not make leaving awkward.
Fortify 24x7 is organized somewhere, and the law of that place governs this agreement, with disputes going before the courts sitting there. Should a clause prove unenforceable, the remainder stands. Neither side may pass the agreement along without the other agreeing, save where a whole business changes hands. These terms, the board write ups and the refund page together make up what has been agreed between us on this subject.