  We discuss the connection between the vacuum energy problem and the number of
dark matter sectors and its relation to the cancellation of quadratic
divergences both in the cosmological constant and simultaneously in the
polarization tensor renormalizing the Higgs meson mass. In the absence of
global supersymmetry, the cancellations of quartic and quadratic divergences
call for a dark Higgs scalar sector. We estimate the number of hidden(dark)
gauged Higgs field sectors to be equal to five. The masses of dark bosons may
be of the order of the Standard Model boson masses. Then the following picture
of the Standard Model emerges: 6 leptons and 6 quarks are accompanied by 6
boson sectors, only one of the latter is realized in the conventional Standard
Model.
