Red Carpet Computing runs the security detail for people whose calendars are public and whose lives are not. Performers, athletes, founders, the households that keep them moving, and the companies that carry their name. Twenty four services, rates published on the page, and one desk that answers at any hour.
No sales call required. Choose your lines, pay by card, and onboarding begins the same day.
An office has one entrance and a badge reader. A public life has a tour manager running the calendar, an assistant reading the mail, a business manager holding the money, a stylist sharing an album, a family tablet nobody has updated since it was unboxed, and a phone that gets handed to strangers for photographs. We cover the doors, not the org chart.
The phone, the laptop, the tablet, the personal mailbox, and the accounts that hold your money, your calendar, and your unreleased work. This is the smallest estate we protect and the one most likely to be attacked by name.
Most of what we see here starts as a message that looks ordinary and asks for one small thing.
The assistant, the manager, the security lead, the house staff, and whoever has the diary this month. An impersonator writes to them rather than to you, because they are reachable and because they are trying to be useful.
Everything is priced per device and per mailbox, so coverage moves as the circle moves. People join a tour and leave one. The billing should follow that, not fight it.
The touring entity, the production company, the label, the restaurant group, the foundation, the family office. Each one holds contracts, banking access, and staff mailboxes.
Same stack, applied to the business side, so that a compromise of the back office does not become a story about you.
Discretion is not a promise we make in a meeting. It is a set of choices about how the service is sold, billed, and staffed, and each one is checkable.
A receipt or a card statement says FORTIFY 24X7 and stops there. Not this brand, not a product, not a category. Whoever reconciles the cards sees a technology supplier and learns nothing else.
We publish no logos, no case studies, no testimonials, and no names. There is nothing here to appear on, which means there is nothing here to be found on later.
One desk holds the account: provisioning, alerts, and support all run through Fortify 24x7 operations. Fewer hands on the estate means fewer people who know it exists.
If your business manager should receive invoices and never incidents, we configure it that way at setup. Who hears what is a decision you make once, in writing, and can change.
Every service sold here belongs to one of six departments. Each brief names the platform the work runs on, describes what it does for a household rather than an office, and states plainly where the line stops.
The alarms get read at four in the morning by somebody who is awake for it.
Read the briefSoftware gets in the way the same way a guest does: by being on the list, or not.
Read the briefThe inbox is where the impersonation arrives, so that is where it gets caught.
Read the briefMacs, iPhones, iPads and the laptops in the tour cases, all held to one standard.
Read the briefContracts, riders, medical letters and passport scans, found and then locked down.
Read the briefA second copy of everything, standing by, kept where nobody in your world can delete it.
Read the briefPlenty of providers describe a proprietary platform and decline to say whose technology sits underneath it. These are the platforms we operate on your behalf, so you can research them yourself and hold us to how well they are run.
Quantity means how many of the thing you have in front of you: devices, mailboxes, people, servers, tenants, company files. Choose your lines and checkout folds them into one charge.
Monthly rates · counted per unit · charged before the month begins
What you can buy on this page is the digital protection stack, and only that. The rest of our practice is arranged as an engagement, scoped for the situation and quoted before anything starts. None of it is sold as a subscription here.
We have experience removing private information from surface web people search sites and from listings on the dark web. What it takes depends entirely on the person: which brokers hold the record, how old it is, how often it repopulates. That makes it an engagement with a scope, not a line item with a monthly price.
Our background covers physical security as well as the digital side, and the two meet more often than people expect: residences, travel, venues, and the technology inside all three. We will plan that with you directly. It is never sold through this checkout.
A phone behaving strangely, a mailbox somebody else is clearly reading, an account that changed hands, photographs in circulation that ought not to be. Tell the concierge, and it is picked up immediately by a person. Response work is scoped as an engagement, because no honest monthly rate covers an event already in progress.
Concierge engagements are arranged directly with Fortify 24x7 and invoiced separately from any subscription you hold on this site. If you are unsure which side of the line your situation falls on, write to concierge@redcarpetcomputing.com and ask. Nobody will put you into a sales process.
The handover is deliberately short. Protection that leans on somebody's memory is not protection at all, it is a wish, so we decline to build one that way.
Assemble the package here and pay. The card goes directly to Stripe, so the number is never held by us or by these pages. The charge shows up as FORTIFY 24X7.
One message arrives, from a named person: installers for the computers, enrollment for Apple hardware and handsets, and consent links covering mail and cloud platforms. Normally within the same working day, and always at an hour you pick.
Alerts arrive at our operations desk, not on your phone. You hear from us when a decision is properly yours, and otherwise on whatever rhythm you asked for.
Heads up: card statements show FORTIFY 24X7 - Red Carpet Computing is a Fortify 24x7 brand, and your subscription is billed by Fortify 24x7.
That descriptor is deliberate. A statement line, a bookkeeping export or a screenshot of a billing history will not name this brand, and will not suggest what was bought.