Introduction

Atem is a deep‑tech privacy and communications platform engineered for people who cannot afford to be profiled, or even identified, built in direct opposition to a digital world powered by surveillance and behavioural extraction.

Created by Dragor Gatagaard — a physicist trained in quantum measurement and a specialist in national and communications security — Atem eliminates data exhaust at the source through hardware‑assisted control, cryptographic isolation, and policy‑driven suppression of sensors and metadata channels.

Where conventional systems depend on visibility, Atem is built around silence, delivering operational privacy for individuals and organisations working in environments where exposure is risk and metadata is liability. In a world that defaults to prediction, Atem is the countermeasure that protects.