Browse Aevum Security's Singapore cybersecurity services and submit a business enquiry.
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https://agents.aevumsecurity.com.sg/mcp3 tools · 5121mslist_servicesAevum Security's cybersecurity services: slug, name and a one-line summary. The slug is the service identifier accepted by get_service_details and submit_enquiry.Aevum Security's cybersecurity services: slug, name and a one-line summary. The slug is the service identifier accepted by get_service_details and submit_enquiry.
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get_service_detailsFull details of one Aevum Security service, by slug from list_services.Full details of one Aevum Security service, by slug from list_services.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| service* | string | — |
submit_enquirySubmits a business enquiry to Aevum Security on behalf of the caller's principal. Creates a real enquiry that a person reads and replies to within 1 business day; it cannot be withdrawn once submitted. Returns the enquiry id as proof of receipt. [MUTATING: requires an agent key passed as Authorizat…Submits a business enquiry to Aevum Security on behalf of the caller's principal. Creates a real enquiry that a person reads and replies to within 1 business day; it cannot be withdrawn once submitted. Returns the enquiry id as proof of receipt. [MUTATING: requires an agent key passed as Authorizat…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name* | string | Contact person's name |
| email* | string | Reply-to email address |
| service* | — | Service slug from list_services, or 'general' |
| message* | string | The enquiry itself |
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Browse Aevum Security's Singapore cybersecurity services and submit a business enquiry.
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