How do I talk to a security analyst at AAVETech?
Key takeaways
- Phone: +91 98473 40580 — the fastest route for an active incident.
- Email: hello@aavetech.com — for scope, quotes and paperwork.
- Emergency response: under 4 hours for retainer clients, under 12 for everyone else.
- Every enquiry is answered by someone who does the work, not a sales queue.
As of 24 October 2026: the service descriptions, prices and turnaround figures on this page are current.
How do I reach AAVETech?
| Channel | Detail | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Phone | +91 98473 40580 | Active incidents, and anything time-sensitive |
| General email | hello@aavetech.com | Scopes, quotes and general enquiries |
| Founder email | akashps@aavetech.in | Escalation and verification |
| Head office | Nadavayal, Sulthan Bathery Road, near St. Thomas HSS, Kerala 670721, India | Formal correspondence and contracts |
| Hours | Monday to Saturday, 09:00 to 19:00 IST | When a reply is realistic |
| Emergency line | Retainer clients, 24 hours a day | Live incidents, under 4 hours to engage |
How do we reach you?
What are the common questions about this?
Talk to an analyst
Call +91 98473 40580 or email hello@aavetech.com. Describe the systems involved and the deadline, and you will get a fixed price band, a start date, and a direct answer on whether we are the right fit.
Send us the details See pricingWhat should we include in our first message?
You do not need a formal brief. Five lines is enough for us to give you a useful answer.
- What the system or account is, and who owns it.
- What has happened, or what you are worried might have happened.
- When it started, and when you noticed.
- Whether anything is time-critical — money moving, a site down, a deepfake spreading.
- Your deadline, if there is one.
What happens for active incidents?
If you are in the middle of something — a ransom note on screen, a fraudulent payment just released, an account actively being used against you, a deepfake spreading right now — call rather than email. Containment decisions have to be made quickly, and the order in which you act matters more than the perfection of each step.
How do we report a vulnerability?
If you have found a security issue in AAVETech's own systems, please report it privately rather than disclosing it publicly. Our vulnerability reporting page explains what to include and what happens next.
Last reviewed: 24 October 2026. Information on this page is general guidance, not legal advice. Prices are indicative bands for a typical scope and are confirmed in a written quote before any work begins.