Identity without frustration.
Detect compromised credentials and sessions in real-time, invisibly.
Plurilock™ spots and monitors unauthorized credential use all day long—no extra devices, steps, or workflows.
See Plurilock in action
Logins
Sessions
Endpoints
PAM
VDI
SSO
Employees
Contractors
Admins
Enterprise Authentication
Frictionless logins. Full-day security.
Plurilock helps your cloud, your endpoints, and the rest of your IT infrastructure to recognize stolen credentials automatically, without extra devices, steps, or interruptions.
We enable your security staff to immediately spot and monitor credentials in use by unauthorized users—without stopping work.
■■■
Full-Day Protection
Ensure that credentials and people match—both before and after login.
Plurilock's machine learning technology knows when credentials and sessions are compromised—by understanding the imperceptible patterns that mark the intended user's keyboard, pointer, daily commute, and other movements.
■■■
Benefits Plurilock enables IAM and DFIR in new ways.
Secure
Behavioral biometrics.
Machine learning.
Biometric technology and machine learning that rely on movement and time—not on yet more layers of credentials.
Rapid
Quick to spot credential
theft and misuse.
Stop phished credentials at login and spot session takeovers in seconds, without additional steps for authorized users.
Deep
Enriched data to reveal
illicit activity.
Correlate moment-by-moment interaction with interactive processes and events for deep situational awareness.
Keystroke
Dynamics
Pointer
Dynamics
Geolocation
+ Movement
Device
Fingerprint
Network
Context
Time
of Day
Use Plurilock With
■■■
Credential security that enables response teams—
not more credentials, more devices, and more codes.
Got it. Someone from Plurilock will contact you shortly!
See Plurilock in action—and learn how we can solve your authentication headaches.
The Latest
Here’s what’s happening.
Zero Trust by DEFEND. Persisted by Absolute Software™.
“Plurilock provides a nearly frictionless experience for users—no extra steps to take, no tokens to fumble around for, no PINs to enter, and nothing to remember.”
“Plurilock delivered on their promise to reduce authentication friction, and we were surprised at how efficient and simple to administer the system is.”
“Plurilock delivered on their promise to reduce authentication friction, and we were surprised at how efficient and simple to administer the system is.”
As Seen In They’re talking about us.
“Plurilock...is announcing a partnership today with the U.S. Department of Defense, aimed at identifying insider threats in government networks using Plurilock’s behavioral biometric software...”
“Former U.S. Director of National Intelligence (DNI) and National Security Agency (NSA) Vice Admiral Mike McConnell joined the board of directors of Plurilock...McConnell’s appointment...follows a long tradition of intelligence officials who have transitioned to the private sector.”
“In a strategic move to to add more sophisticated cybersecurity protection beyond the common access card...the U.S. Army deal comes on the heels of Plurilock’s recent contract with the U.S. Department of Defense's Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUX).”
“In June last year it was revealed that Defense would begin using...an ‘AI authentication technology that discriminates between authorized people and intruders by the way they behave on a workplace computer’ from Canadian firm Plurilock.”
“The obvious advantages of biometrics remain compelling...Behavioral biometrics aggregates a potentially wide range of features that can be gathered passively from each individual user.”
“The Defense Department...recently awarded Canadian company Plurilock a contract...Its product...can gather enough data within three seconds and 12 keystrokes to distinguish one user’s typing behavior from any other’s within an organization.”
“Recent headline-grabbing events...have shined a light on the need for fortified computer defense systems...Plurilock, which develops proprietary software to analyze computer users’ behavior to identify intruders, sells to business and government clients, including the Department of Defense.”
Previous
Next
