PEM Security Ecosystem
From primary recording to legal action, each module feeds the next with progressive, instrumented evidence.
Primary recording with 6 interference categories, photos, audio. Quad-domain measurement under TSCM architecture: multi-band RF monitoring, broadband spectral analysis, E/RF/ELF field measurement, ionizing dosimetry. SHA-256 chain of custody.
Sociotechnological exposome simulator with multi-domain coverage. Scientific documentation of attack vectors across electromagnetic, acoustic, and multi-spectral domains. Forensic correlation engine.
Proprietary battery of validated diagnostic instruments covering neurocognitive, biophysical, psychosocial, environmental, and institutional dimensions. AI-assisted structured analysis with multiple evaluation tiers.
Multi-level progressive evidence architecture inspired by international criminal law methodology. Cumulative evidence with documented epistemological chain and judicial admissibility standards.
The ecosystem's most robust layer: 6+ integrated legal instruments — legal actions aimed at restoring the person's wellbeing, dismissal shielding, structured argumentation, falsifiability analysis and evidentiary admissibility.
Legal & regulatory framework
Constitutional protection of brain activity and derived neural information.
Sensitive biometric and health data. Full enforcement Dec 1, 2026.
"Non-contact" torture formally defined. DEW/SAW as physiological function manipulation. Cybertorture.
DEW recognized as human rights threat. Neurotechnologies "could constitute torture without physical violence."
Technical documentation of directed energy capabilities. PLEA triad's technical anchor.
IO/EW/CNO/PSYOPS as arbitrary surveillance against civilians. Binding precedent.
Correa Arechavala, H. (2026). Progressive Evidence Model: Quantitative and forensic framework for evaluating cognitive and neurofunctional interference in data-driven sociotechnological systems. Published on SSRN