Plurilock Security Inc (CVE:PLUR) (OTCQB:PLCKF), a cybersecurity provider, announced that it has signed two contracts worth a total of roughly US$280,000 with a US federal agency.
The contracts were orchestrated through NASA's Solution for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP), a US government-wide acquisition contract vehicle. SEWP consists of over a large pool of pre-competed prime contract holders, including more than 100 US small businesses.
According to the terms of the first SEWP contract, hardware support on the agency’s Dell Storage array has been renewed, and under the second contract, the company will provide maintenance support for Atlassian software licenses sold to the agency.
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Plurilock continues to expand sales within the government vertical with a number of recent contracts, including a US$390,000 deal with the Department of Defense announced earlier this month, and the company’s goal is to establish a recurring client base.
Based in Victoria, British Columbia, Plurilock provides identity-centric cybersecurity for modern workforces by pairing world-class cybersecurity solutions with AI-driven, cloud-friendly security technologies.
Victoria, British Columbia-based Plurilock is a cybersecurity company that provides multi-factor authentication (MFA) and true continuous authentication using AI-driven behavioral biometrics to confirm a user’s identity.
Unlike competing MFA solutions, Plurilock does not require users to complete lengthy login workflows using mobile messaging or code generators and, unlike competing continuous authentication solutions, the company provides true full-workday authentication in the background.
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