Plurilock is a cybersecurity company that specializes in behavioral biometrics and continuous authentication technologies, with additional offerings spanning a range of enterprise IT and cybersecurity services. The company's core technology uses machine learning to analyze micro-patterns in user behavior during computing sessions, enabling identity verification that goes beyond traditional credentials, hardware tokens, and static biometrics such as fingerprints or face scans. Plurilock's platform addresses two primary gaps in conventional authentication: the reliance on static credentials or tokens that can be stolen or shared, and the lack of identity verification between discrete login events. By continuously monitoring behavioral signals throughout a session, the platform aims to eliminate periods of implicit trust that exist between authentication checkpoints. The company holds multiple patents related to behavioral biometric authentication and has secured government contracts with agencies including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Canada's Department of National Defence, focused on developing machine learning-based cybersecurity capabilities. Their technology targets threats such as phished credentials, malicious insider activity, bot and script attacks, and unauthorized session takeovers. Beyond its core authentication product, Plurilock offers enterprise IT and cybersecurity services including zero trust implementation, data protection, identity and access management (IAM), PKI and encryption, penetration testing and offensive security, cloud security services, governance/risk/compliance (GRC), and incident management. The company serves enterprise clients and government organizations.