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Sophic Capital: Latest Research

Clearing the Aires

Clearing the Aires

Discharging for a Healthier Life Report #1 Recap In Sophic Capital’s Dialing Up Danger? report, we detailed that the potential of harmful effects from Electromagnetic Field (EMF) radiation from consumer devices such as mobile phones, Wi-Fi routers, or baby monitors is...

Vital Signs: Taking the Pulse of Critical Services

Vital Signs: Taking the Pulse of Critical Services

Plurilock’s strategic shift towards integrating its services, enhancing its advisory council, and optimizing its resource allocation to meet the escalating demand for comprehensive cybersecurity amidst a fragmented market is fortifying the Company’s position. It stands poised to address critical challenges like business continuity, geopolitical threats, and regulatory compliance, solidifying its reputation in the evolving landscape of cybersecurity.

Dialing Up Danger?

Dialing Up Danger?

The potential of harmful effects from Electromagnetic Field (EMF) radiation is a polarizing topic. It’s fair to say that scientific research is currently indeterminate. Many people wonder if having a smart phone beside their head or in front of their face for hours every day may harm their health, while others are adamant that there are no ill effects. Although the human body can cope with many natural sources of radiation (like the sun), could prolonged EMF radiation from consumer devices such as mobile phones, WiFi routers, and baby monitors harm us? Exceeding EMF radiation guidelines for mobile phones, electric vehicles, microwave ovens and other electrical devices suggest that these devices can harm us.

Sophic Capital: Latest Research

Clearing the Aires

Discharging for a Healthier Life Report #1 Recap In Sophic Capital’s Dialing Up Danger? report, we detailed that the potential of harmful effects from Electromagnetic Field (EMF) radiation from consumer devices such as mobile phones, Wi-Fi routers, or baby monitors is...

Vital Signs: Taking the Pulse of Critical Services

Plurilock’s strategic shift towards integrating its services, enhancing its advisory council, and optimizing its resource allocation to meet the escalating demand for comprehensive cybersecurity amidst a fragmented market is fortifying the Company’s position. It stands poised to address critical challenges like business continuity, geopolitical threats, and regulatory compliance, solidifying its reputation in the evolving landscape of cybersecurity.

Dialing Up Danger?

The potential of harmful effects from Electromagnetic Field (EMF) radiation is a polarizing topic. It’s fair to say that scientific research is currently indeterminate. Many people wonder if having a smart phone beside their head or in front of their face for hours every day may harm their health, while others are adamant that there are no ill effects. Although the human body can cope with many natural sources of radiation (like the sun), could prolonged EMF radiation from consumer devices such as mobile phones, WiFi routers, and baby monitors harm us? Exceeding EMF radiation guidelines for mobile phones, electric vehicles, microwave ovens and other electrical devices suggest that these devices can harm us.

(Pluri)Lock-ing Your Data

Cybersecurity encompasses the strategies and tools used to safeguard internet-connected devices, networks, and data against unauthorized access and illicit use. Pure-play cybersecurity Company [TSXV:PLUR, OTC:PLCKF] is a leader in the fight against cyber threats. Plurilock stands out as a prominent North American cybersecurity Company in the microcap space. Plurilock is a trusted provider of IT and cybersecurity solutions for governments and commercial clients across North America and NATO countries.

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