Earlier this month, LifeLabs—a medical testing laboratory used by millions of patients and their physicians—announced that it had become the target of a serious cyberattack. In the attack, which was
Earlier this month, LifeLabs—a medical testing laboratory used by millions of patients and their physicians—announced that it had become the target of a serious cyberattack. In the attack, which was
The California Consumer Privacy Act, enacted in 2018, goes into effect on January 1st, 2020—and imposes the strictest requirements in North
At their best, hardware tokens offer an alternative to the particular security, convenience, privacy, and cost issues that accompany phone-based
Internal actors are implicated in more than a third of recent data breaches. If you're an IT or security professional
As "zero trust" picks up cybersecurity steam, more and more companies are considering continuous authentication solutions. This trend will likely
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is taking enterprise computing by storm. As something like a cross between machine learning and old
Zero trust is rapidly becoming a cybersecurity best practice, and to buttress this point, the US National Institute for Standards
Phishing has been with us for many years now—almost as long as the problem of email SPAM itself. Of course,
The security web is abuzz with details about another massive breach. This time, 27 million data records stored in Suprema,
Your team, your regulators, your clients, and the cybersecurity pundit class have all been telling you for some time now
Behavioral biometrics is enjoying something of a boom over the last year or two. Analysts now predict a large role
Plurilock has just been awarded another government contract to develop new cybersecurity capabilities, this time for Canada’s Department of National
Lost in the shuffle of the "zero trust" marketing melee over the last several years is the very basic idea
What do you do when the corporate breach rate skyrockets? You lock things down. More and more tightly. Thus we
Health data and financial data are often at the center of data security discussions. Often forgotten but no less important
Plurilock CEO Ian Paterson recently appeared on The Security Ledger podcast, Episode 145, to talk about the future of passwords
Healthcare providers and related companies in the United States and Canada are required to comply with the Health Insurance Portability
There is always a sneaky temptation to avoid fiddling with production systems. The applications are up? The users are logging
If you don’t yet use multi-factor authentication at your organization, chances are you’re actively looking to implement it—and finding that
VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA—Plurilock this week announced that it has been awarded new contracts by the
VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA—Canada’s Department of National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces (DND/CAF) this week
VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA (PRWEB) Plurilock CEO Ian Paterson has been named a top founder by
VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA (PRWEB) Plurilock CEO Ian Paterson told an audience Wednesday that though companies
VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA (PRWEB) Victoria-based cybersecurity company Plurilock today announced the release of its newest
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