About the Atlantic Sentinel Program (ASP)

The Atlantic Sentinel Program is an exclusive initiative by Hacked.com designed to expose and counter the most pressing cyber threats targeting executives and key individuals across the Atlantic community.

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What We Do

The Atlantic Sentinel Program focuses on:

• Revealing Cyber Threats: Showcasing real-world examples of executive hacks, AI-driven attacks, social engineering, and emerging targeting techniques.
• Protecting Key Individuals: Delivering critical insights and actionable intelligence to empower individuals to safeguard their digital environments.
• Building Resilience: Strengthening collective security within the Western and NATO-aligned community through collaboration and shared knowledge.

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Who It’s For

The Atlantic Sentinel Program is tailored for individuals who are prime targets of sophisticated cyberattacks, including:

• Executives, Partners & Key Individuals: Leaders frequently targeted by phishing schemes, impersonation attempts, and AI-driven attacks.
• VIPs and Public Figures: Influential individuals vulnerable to reputation manipulation, social media takeovers, and personal data breaches.
• Business Owners and Entrepreneurs: Those safeguarding critical business assets from targeted cyber adversaries.

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Who Can Join

The Atlantic Sentinel Program is open to individuals dedicated to safeguarding democratic values and combating cyber threats. Eligible participants include key individuals from NATO countries and other nations aligned with democratic principles, such as:

• NATO Member Nations: Including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, France, and others within the NATO alliance.
• Democratic Nations: Such as Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, and Israel.
• Nations Committed to Democratic Principles: Including Ukraine, Georgia, and others striving to uphold and protect democratic values.

Note: We do not grant access to individuals from autocratic states, hybrid regimes, or those holding dual citizenship with such nations.

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Membership Criteria

The program is specifically tailored for:

• Executives, Partners and Leaders: Key Individuals in government, business, or non-profit sectors.
• Public Officials and Diplomats: Representatives shaping policy and fostering international collaboration.
• Security Experts and Advocates: Professionals advancing cybersecurity within democratic institutions.

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Why It Matters

Executives and VIPs are high-value targets for sophisticated cyber adversaries. From phishing schemes to AI-enabled impersonations, these attacks jeopardize individuals, their organizations, and the broader community.

The Atlantic Sentinel Program provides a vital platform to:

• Understand how hackers and AI exploit vulnerabilities.
• Learn from real-world case studies and expert analyses.
• Stay informed on cutting-edge defensive strategies.

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Join Us

By joining the Atlantic Sentinel Program, you will:

• Share Security Breaches: Contribute to collective awareness and learn from real-world incidents.
• Report Targeted Attacks or Phishing Schemes: Help expose the latest threats.
• Access Expert Assistance: Receive free, personal cybersecurity support from Hacked.com.
• Stay Informed with Security Briefings: Get timely updates on threats or new attack methods.
• Join Exclusive Webinars: Participate in quarterly sessions showcasing the latest attack methods and insights.
• Receive Post-Webinar Summaries: Get concise email summaries with actionable takeaways.
• Attend the Yearly Conference: Be part of the Atlantic Sentinel Program’s annual conference, launching in 2026.

All shared data is anonymized before distribution to ensure privacy and security.

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Why Hacked.com?

Hacked.com has helped over 36,000 clients recover from hacker attacks since 2020. Our clients include executives, business owners, congressmen, and celebrities. With a regularly updated database of attack schemes, we provide valuable insights into emerging threats.

We’ve been featured in major publications, including The Washington Post, The Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, and The Verge. In December 2024, we conducted a cybersecurity webinar for InfraGard Houston, a defense industrial base initiative by the FBI and NASA.