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Hospitals. Schools. NGOs. Small organizations face cyberattacks every day with no budget, no team, and no one to call. Aevori gives them the same incident response guidance enterprise organizations pay thousands for — completely free, forever.

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5,400/mo
searches for "ransomware recovery" — most find no free help
95%
of attacked small orgs had no incident response plan
$0
cost to use Aevori — always free, no account, no ads
4B+
people in organizations with no dedicated security team

Not sure what ransomware or phishing means? See plain-language explanations below ↓

Module 01 — Live Now

Cyber
First
Aid.
Free.

Describe your incident — get immediate step-by-step response guidance built on real SOC methodology. No jargon. No upsell. No account. Works for any org, anywhere in the world.

  • Hospitals and clinics under ransomware attack
  • Schools with breached student data
  • NGOs and nonprofits facing phishing attacks
  • Small businesses with no IT team
  • Anyone who doesn't know what to do next
Emergency Response Active AI-powered · Free · 24/7
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Aevori provides AI-powered guidance only — it is not a substitute for professional IR services. For critical infrastructure or life-safety situations, also contact your national CERT immediately. We never store your incident data.

Four modules.
One mission.

Free cybersecurity for everyone who has never had any.

01

Cyber First Aid

Emergency AI response for organizations under attack — ransomware, breach, phishing. Calm, clear guidance when there's no one else to call, at 2am or anytime.

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02

CyberWeather

Weekly AI threat briefings tailored to your org type and region. Plain language. Actionable. Like a weather forecast for cyber risk — free for every organization globally.

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03

ShieldHuman

Personalized digital safety for journalists, activists, and survivors facing targeted surveillance or digital threats from state actors or criminal networks.

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04

VulnBridge

Anonymous vulnerability disclosure for researchers in the Global South — a neutral, safe bridge between finders and affected organizations with no legal risk.

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No technical words

Understand what
happened to you.

Three attacks hit small organizations every day. Here's what they mean — and what to do right now.

Threat 01

Ransomware

Your files are locked by criminals who demand money to unlock them. Like a digital kidnapping of your data. Hospitals, schools and NGOs are the most targeted globally.

Right now:

Disconnect from internet immediately. Do not restart. Do not pay. Use First Aid above.

Threat 02

Phishing

A fake email or message tricks someone into clicking a bad link or typing their password. Looks exactly like a real email from your bank, Google, or government.

Prevention:

Never click links in emails. Type the website address yourself directly into your browser.

Threat 03

Data Breach

Someone stole your patient records, student data, or donor information. It gets sold online or leaked publicly, damaging the people who trusted you with it.

Right now:

Change all passwords from a clean device. Notify affected people within 72 hours.

Do these today

5 things that block
90% of attacks

No technical knowledge needed. Anyone can do these in under 30 minutes.

  • 1Use a different password for every account — use a free password manager like Bitwarden
  • 2Turn on 2-step verification (2FA) on your email and all important accounts
  • 3Back up important files every week — on a USB drive kept offline or Google Drive
  • 4Never open email attachments you weren't expecting — even from people you know
  • 5Update your devices when they ask — updates fix the security holes attackers use to get in

Something already happened? Use the Cyber First Aid tool ↑

Common questions

What should I do immediately if my organization gets hacked?+
Isolate affected systems from the network immediately — unplug ethernet cables, disable Wi-Fi. Do not shut down infected machines (this destroys forensic evidence). Photograph any ransom notes or suspicious screens. Then use Aevori's free Cyber First Aid tool above for step-by-step guidance tailored to your specific situation.
Is there really free cybersecurity help for small organizations and nonprofits?+
Yes. Aevori is completely free — no account, no credit card, no hidden costs. Built specifically for hospitals, schools, NGOs and small organizations that face real cyber threats but can't afford security teams or incident response firms. It will always be free.
My files are encrypted and there's a ransom note. What do I do?+
Do NOT pay the ransom and do NOT restart the computer. Disconnect the affected machine from your network immediately. Check whether your backups are intact and stored offline. Use Aevori's Ransomware response above. Also visit nomoreransom.org — many ransomware strains have free decryptors available.
We have no IT team. Can we still use this?+
Aevori is built exactly for that situation. Guidance is written in plain language for people without technical backgrounds. You describe what's happening — we give you clear, prioritized steps anyone can follow. No prior cybersecurity knowledge required.
Does Aevori store my incident details or personal information?+
No. Aevori does not store, log, or retain your incident descriptions. Your information goes directly to the AI and the response comes back to you — nothing is saved on our end. We take privacy as seriously as we take security.
Who built Aevori and why is it free?+
Aevori was built by Chintan, a SOC analyst who saw firsthand how many organizations — especially in the Global South — face real cyberattacks every day with no protection, no guidance, and no one to call. The enterprise security industry ignores them because there's no profit. Aevori exists because there's a mission.