Talk to a specialist, not a sales team.
Tell us what you are trying to solve — AI in production, AI security, cybersecurity, DPDP compliance, AI governance, managed AI or Study24by7. A specialist in that area replies within one business day and the first call is a scoping conversation, not a pitch.
One form. One business day. A written scope, not a brochure.
Share a few details about your organization and the problem. We route it to the right specialist, who replies with two or three times for a 30-minute scoping call. After the call you receive a written scope with options — you decide whether there is a next step.
Who you will talk to
- AI transformation lead — for agents, document and process automation, private AI and managed AI operations.
- AI security specialist — for LLM security, red teaming, prompt-injection testing and model risk.
- Cybersecurity lead — for VAPT, cloud, application and API security, and managed security.
- Privacy and governance specialist — for DPDP readiness, consent, data governance and AI governance.
- Study24by7 product specialist — for school, coaching and university demos and pilots.
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Phone
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Requesting an assessment?
Pick the matching service in the form and write "assessment" in your message. The options are described below.
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A specialist will get back to you within one business day.
Three steps. No surprises.
You should know exactly what you are signing up for when you press Submit. This is it.
Within one business day · Reply
A specialist in the area you selected — not a sales development rep — replies with a couple of clarifying questions and two or three call slots.
30 minutes · Scoping call
We listen first. You describe the system, the regulation, the deadline and the constraint. We say what we would do, what we would not, and what we need from you.
Within a week · Written scope and options
A short document: the problem as we understood it, two or three ways to approach it, indicative timelines and what each option delivers. Yours to keep whether or not we proceed.
Specialists, not a funnel
The person who replies is the person who would scope the work. No hand-off from a sales team to a delivery team.
Something in writing, early
The written scope is the low-risk first deliverable. It costs you one call and gives you options you can compare.
Honest fit check
If what you need is app development, staffing or something outside AI, security and digital trust, we will tell you on the call.
Four low-risk ways to begin.
Each one is a bounded piece of work with a defined output. Choose the closest fit — the form is the same, just pick the matching service.
AI Assessment
Which processes are worth automating, what the data allows, and what a production path looks like. Output: a prioritised use-case map and architecture options.
Select "AI Transformation" in the form
DPDP Assessment
Where you stand against the Digital Personal Data Protection Act: data inventory, consent, notices, data principal rights, breach readiness. Output: a gap report and a remediation plan.
Select "DPDP" in the form
Security Assessment
VAPT, cloud, application and API testing — or AI-specific testing of LLMs, agents and RAG pipelines. Output: findings ranked by exploitability with remediation guidance.
Select "Cybersecurity" or "AI Security"
Study24by7 Demo
A 30-minute walkthrough of the AI Teacher, teacher intelligence and institution dashboards, using your class structure. Output: a pilot proposal for one or two sections.
Select "Study24by7" in the form
Not sure which one fits? Pick "Other" and describe the problem. Routing it is our job.
Go to the formYou do not need a brief. But if you have these, the call goes further.
None of this is required. Most first conversations start with "we have a pilot and a nervous CISO" and that is enough.
- The one process, system or obligation that prompted you to write — in a sentence
- Any deadline: a regulator's date, an audit, a board meeting, a launch
- Who owns the decision, and who will operate the result
- What has already been tried — a vendor, a pilot, a policy document
- For assessments: a rough count of systems, applications or data sources in scope
Worth writing today if…
- An AI pilot is about to handle real customer, patient or student data and nobody has threat-modelled it.
- A DPDP question has landed from a board, a regulator or a large customer and the answer is a shrug.
- Your last penetration test predates the AI features you have since shipped.
- Three vendors are giving you three different answers about the same system.
Ready when you are.
One form, one business day, one 30-minute call with a specialist. The written scope is yours either way.