The world’s data security is continually being challenged, and newer technologies are needed to ensure the safety of networks and critical assets. Plurilock offers cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions through its proprietary, AI-driven, and cloud-friendly behavioral-biometric technology.
The Plurilock Success
Plurilock was founded in 2016 because of groundbreaking academic research that created a novel technique for authenticating a person’s identity using behavioral biometrics. This breakthrough provided distinctive, radical benefits over traditional biometric technologies. The researchers applied this new “behavioral-biometric” science to the movements involved in mouse and keyboard activity. By observing this motion over time, the technology can continuously confirm identity. Today, Plurilock provides continuous authentication solutions using this proprietary behavioral-biometric and machine learning technology.
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Constant Innovation is Required to Stay Ahead of Threats
“Our technology provides the missing piece of the zerotrust puzzle, enabling organizations to protect their devices without adding friction for their employees,” said Ian L. Paterson, Plurilock CEO. “Being the leader in continuous authentication means we need to constantly innovate to provide the best possible product and stay ahead of the growing cyber threat.”
After years of strategy and product development, Plurilock secured initial contracts with marquee customers in finance and defense, pursuing public listing in 2020 with the TSX Venture Exchange, and then the OTCQB Venture Market to further the company’s growth.
During the period Plurilock was a private company, the Company partnered with tax incentive technology partner Boast® to capture all eligible tax incentives from the Canadian government’s Scientific Research and Experimental Design (SR&ED) program. Each year the Canadian government offers billions of dollars in tax incentives to companies that invest in innovation and growing the economy. Plurilock does not apply for SR&ED since its public listing.
