Glossary Term
JavaScript Agent
Plurilock's JavaScript Agent is a small, lightweight script added to web-based login workflows and applications to enable Plurilock authentication to occur.
The JavaScript agent runs silently in the background, gathering keystroke and mouse movement and timing information, network context data, location data, and other ambient identity signals. These are then sent to Plurilock's machine learning engine via the Plurilock ADAPT API to confirm or refute the identity of user.
2FA/MFA Rapid Reference
Authentication at a glance
2FA/MFA Rapid Reference
- 2FA and MFA basics and common solutions
- The benefits and drawbacks of each
- Glossary of authentication terms
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MORE DOWNLOADABLE REFERENCEs
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2020 Authentication Guide
Summary of authentication recommendations from major standards bodies, plus Plurilock’s own recommendations.
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White Paper: Advanced Authentication
The state of authentication today—and why you need Plurilock products.
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Understanding MFA vs. Privacy
Is multi-factor authentication always good for privacy? See why it isn't, and which strategies make the grade.
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Behavioral Biometrics Guide
The definitive guide to behavioral biometrics, a core Plurilock technology.
