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Patch health check
Free
Up to 20 computers and a dated one-page report. No obligation; keep the report either way.
ITvated Managed · Peace Region, Alberta
No software to learn. We install ITvated, watch your Windows computers, chase every gap with your team, and give you a fresh evidence pack every month for your insurer, auditor, clients or operator.
How it works
We set ITvated up on up to 20 computers and walk you through a dated one-page report.
Your insurer’s questionnaire, a client checklist, or CSA Z246.1. We record which requirements apply, and why.
You provide documents; the agent reports your computers. We record dates, fingerprints and gaps.
A refreshed PDF and a plain-English summary, plus extra packs whenever someone asks.
What you receive
How we work together
After the free check, we quote for your sites and computers, and confirm the scope and the total in writing before you commit.
Start here
Free
Up to 20 computers and a dated one-page report. No obligation; keep the report either way.
Establish the evidence
Quoted
Environment review, mapping to your requirements (including CSA Z246.1), evidence collection, your first pack and a walkthrough.
Keep it current
Monthly
Daily checks of enrolled computers, follow-up on every gap, a refreshed pack and summary every month, and extra packs on request.
Would rather run it yourself? The software comes with a free 30-day trial.
For Alberta energy companies
Alberta requires designated critical-infrastructure facilities to meet CSA Z246.1 security requirements. The Alberta Energy Regulator’s designation list is confidential, and operators are notified directly.
Even if you aren’t designated, an operator you supply, a client or your insurer may still ask for evidence of your controls. We start with the request you actually need to answer, record which requirements apply, and keep the evidence current every month.
A law firm’s plain-language summary (Bennett Jones). This is a third-party summary, not the regulation itself.
Included
Not included
Questions
No. The pack describes observed evidence. It isn’t a statement of compliance or legal advice. Compliance is for the regulator, auditor or client to decide.
Good. We work with them: they keep managing your computers, and we make sure every gap is tracked and the evidence is ready to hand over.
Michael Seddoh, the founder, based in Grande Prairie. You get a direct line, not a ticket queue.
The managed service is for the Peace Region. Anywhere in Canada, you can run the software yourself or through your IT provider.
It records dates, evidence fingerprints and verification results. Comparing files against their fingerprints helps detect changes. A fingerprint doesn’t prove a claim was accurate, and the pack says so.
Tell us what you plan to share and we’ll explain how it will be kept before you send anything. See our Privacy Policy.
Free patch health check
Thirty minutes to understand what you need to prove, then a dated one-page report on up to 20 of your computers. No obligation.
Or call Michael directly: +1 (587) 202-7836
michael@itvated.com