Skip to content

Free for nonprofits, NGOs, think tanks, and institutes. Grant funded by James Scott, administered by the Embassy Row Project.

ArtOfTheHack home

Grant application

Apply for Grant-Funded Access

ArtOfTheHack is provided at no cost to nonprofits, NGOs, think tanks, and nonprofit institutes through grants funded by James Scott and administered by the Embassy Row Project. Tell us about your organization and the systems you already run, and we will scope the non-intrusive KRYOS-XS overlay against them.

Eligibility and scope

Tell us about your organization

Do not submit credentials, passwords, classified information, regulated records, security keys, exploit details, beneficiary identities, or other sensitive operational information through this public form.

What to expect

Review is a working session, not a sales call. We confirm nonprofit eligibility, review the systems you already run, identify the first security workflow, and scope how the KRYOS-XS overlay reads evidence from those systems without agents or replacement. Approved grants are provisioned at no cost to the organization.

Every ArtOfTheHack service is provided at no cost through grants funded by James Scott and administered by the Embassy Row Project. Organizations receive access by applying for a grant. On award, the KRYOS-XS non-intrusive API overlay is configured against the systems the organization already runs.

Eligibility

Eligibility is limited to nonprofit organizations: registered nonprofits and 501(c)(3) entities, nongovernmental organizations, public policy think tanks, and nonprofit research institutes.

Grant-Funded Cybersecurity Decision Infrastructure for Nonprofits

How your information is handled

  • Used only to assess eligibility and scope an award.
  • Not sold, not used for advertising, and not shared outside the review and delivery teams.
  • No access to your systems is requested or possible at the application stage.
  • You can ask for your application to be deleted at any time.

ArtOfTheHack provides governance, evidence, and control infrastructure. It does not automatically make a grantee compliant with any law, regulation, or framework. Compliance depends on the organization's implementation, policies, controls, jurisdiction, and professional advice.