Plurilock Security Inc. (TSX-V:PLUR) has announced a three-year renewal of its standing offer contract with the Canadian Air Transport Authority.
Under the terms of the contract, the AI-driven cybersecurity solutions provider said its Integra Networks business will become a standing offer provider of computing and technology peripherals to the entire Canadian Crown Corporation responsible for the security screening of people and baggage, as well as the administration of identity cards, at the 89 designated airports in Canada.
The three-year contract is a general agreement that is open-ended as to amounts and activity, Plurilock added.
"Air transport security is one of the most critical security functions in any modern society," Plurilock CEO Ian L. Paterson commented.
"We're excited to renew our relationship with the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority and to have the opportunity to continue to provide them with the technology that they require in order to carry out their vital security mission."
Plurilock Security secures workforces in the age of AI through its Plurilock AI platform, delivering advanced identity, data safety, and guard rails to safely implement AI solutions to commercial and government customers worldwide.
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