Protect what's yours.
Your data. Your wealth. Your legacy.
Private Intel & Cybersecurity for Pro Athletes.
See The Playbook ->The Problem We Solve.
98% of cyber attacks on pro athletes are not technical. They're psychological.
Fake wire transfers. Spoofed agents. Leaked content.
Attackers don’t hack - they manipulate.
And they only need one mistake to break through.
We help ensure it’s never yours.
WHAT WE DO
WE OBSCURE YOUR FOOTPRINT
We hide your digital footprint, and make you harder to find.
- Strip your personal data from public and hidden databases before attackers can find it.
- Reduce your digital exposure across family, business, and lifestyle ecosystems.
WE HARDEN WHAT MATTERS
HardTarget tech + a HardTarget mindset.
- We guide you in locking down cell phones, laptops, & home networks.
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You'll develop crucial cyber instinct through scenario-based training (not boring compliance modules).
WE HAVE YOUR BACK
We keep tabs silently in the background and keep you posted.
- Receive alerts on new threats and vulnerabilities tied to your inner circle.
- Stay protected with quiet, ongoing intelligence - no dashboards or noise.
HOW WE DO IT
The Playbook.
We combine elite threat insight with mental conditioning, personal data concealment, and simulated attacks to keep you ready year-round.
- Aligned to your competitive season
- Tailored for athletes, families, agents & advisors
- Delivered by your Private Intel Team.
WHO WE SERVE
Pro Athletes
We train your family to spot the threat
before it hits.
Sports Agents
We help you move fast - and protect your name from being used against your client.
Wealth Advisors
We support your role with insight, monitoring, and behavioral security.
Also working directly with Players Associations to protect every locker room.
FROM THE INTERCEPT
When They Know You're Gone: How Pro Athletes Are Being Targeted
Digital exposure doesn’t stay digital.
Pro athletes are being targeted in the real world through vulnerabilities in their online footprint...
Read This Intercept
98% of cyberattacks rely on social engineering and have an average loss of $130,000.
- Splunk (a Cisco Company)