Plurilock Security Inc (CVE:PLUR) (OTCQB:PLCKF), an identity-centric cybersecurity solution provider, revealed that it has secured a purchase order with a California state taxation agency worth $210,000.
The Victoria, British Columbia-based company went through a competitive process by responding to the request for a proposal. Ultimately, the company said the team's “proven track record of providing quality products and customer service” helped it to secure the new order.
According to the purchase order, Plurilock will provide the state tax agency with annual subscriptions of Commonlook Office and portable document format (PDF) software.
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The contract win is the latest in the company’s ongoing effort to rapidly expand within the government and healthcare verticals in North America.
On Tuesday, Plurilock received an order from a California state healthcare agency worth $400,000 as it adds to growing contracts from state agencies. Under the order, which it secured as an authorized vendor in the NASPO ValuePoint program, Plurilock will provide the US state agency with Broadcom licenses and maintenance support.
The company said healthcare organizations continue to be significant targets for cyber-attacks, with recent data showing a 55% increase in 2020.
Plurilock offers cybersecurity solutions paired with AI-driven, cloud-friendly security technologies that deliver persistent identity assurance.
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