Plurilock Security (PLUR.V) Spring product release offers needed security enhancements

Plurilock Security (PLUR.V) announced the availability of their Spring 2022 product release today.

The spring release includes new features and enhanced functionality for their zero trust identity solutions, including their multi-factor authentication solution, Plurilock ADAPT, and Plurilock DEFEND, their continuous authentication solution.

“For this product release, our team delivered on key customer-driven features that include critical insider threat capabilities and support enterprise deployments. Our work in this release is part of Plurilock’s ongoing efforts to enhance product performance and our zero trust identity platform’s ability to protect customers’ networks from the growing cyber threat,” said Ian L. Paterson, CEO of Plurilock.

Plurilock Security is a cybersecurity company focusing on providing novel identity-centric security for companies and governments. They give organizations the ability to operate safely and security while reducing cybersecurity friction, offering information technology and cybersecurity solutions through its Solutions Division. They offer biometric data to companies as a new alternative to the traditional passwords, determining your data continuously from your keystrokes, mouse movements and other such data.

The changes to the DEFEND platform include:

Enhanced administrator options, including linking to other existing platforms.

Including virtual private network status in decision making so work-from-homers can enjoy protections

Developments to Engine Training Tools giving administrators more access to metrics to build better training modules.

General availability of DEFEND’s behavioural biometric policy and alerting platform to help administrators recognize and mitigate risk.

The Changes to the ADAPT Administration via Browser include:

The company is making browser-based ADAPT administration access available to ADAPT customers this spring. It will give administrative access to detailed authentication logs, including contextual evaluations and biometric data, as well as user and enrolment statuses and management and other administrative workflows.

The latest release focused on insider threat capabilities, with bring-your-own-device policy features for mixed-use endpoints, enhanced policy alerts, console changes and other features to maximize enterprise operational efficiency.