- Cybersecurity company Plurilock Security (TSXV:PLUR) has launched its new offensive security offerings
- This slate is designed to help organizations identify and remediate threats in real time while meeting heightened regulatory requirements
- New offerings include continuous penetration testing as a service, live purple teaming, and AI security assessments
- Plurilock Security stock (TSXV:PLUR) opened trading at $0.33
Sometimes the best defence is a good offense.
Cybersecurity company Plurilock Security (TSXV:PLUR) has launched its new offensive security offerings.
This slate is designed to help organizations identify and remediate threats in real time while meeting heightened regulatory requirements.
These solutions, available directly and through Plurilock’s alliance partners, provide continuous assessments and actionable security intelligence, helping customers reduce risk, strengthen compliance, and enhance cybersecurity resilience.
Plurilock continuous penetration testing as a service
Traditional penetration tests offer a static snapshot of security risks. In contrast, Plurilock’s continuous penetration testing delivers ongoing attack surface evaluation and automated testing as new tactics, threats, and vulnerabilities emerge. Customers receive real-time updates through a security portal to monitor discovered vulnerabilities, track remediation progress, and align their defenses with leading security frameworks.
Live purple teaming and AI security assessments
Plurilock’s live purple teaming intends to enhance traditional security testing by integrating offensive (Red Team) and defensive (Blue Team) security functions into a collaborative, iterative process. Unlike standard penetration tests that only identify weaknesses, Purple Teaming actively tests detection, response, and recovery capabilities, helping customers validate and improve security operations centre readiness, security information and event management tuning, and threat-hunting programs.
Plurilock is also introducing AI security assessments, including:
- LLM AI penetration testing: Evaluates vulnerabilities in large language models (LLMs) and AI agents by simulating real-world attacks and testing for data leaks, security bypasses, and adversarial manipulations.
- AI risk assessment and threat modelling: Identifies security, ethical, and operational risks in AI-driven technologies. These proactive white-box assessments help ensure AI systems remain secure, compliant, and resistant to exploitation.
Working to drive long-term value and compliance
Plurilock’s offensive security offerings go beyond one-time assessments to continuous, data-driven security strategies. These solutions help organizations meet regulatory mandates and proactively secure systems in financial services, healthcare, and critical infrastructure.
“Organizations need more than periodic security checks—they need ongoing insights to keep pace with an ever-changing threat landscape,” Plurilock’s CEO, Ian Paterson said in a news release. “Our offensive security offerings integrate real-time threat detection, compliance monitoring, and hands-on security validation, helping customers achieve true cyber resilience. By offering these solutions directly and through our alliance partners, we’re building deeper, long-term customer relationships while expanding our high-margin recurring revenue streams.”
Plurilock is a global cybersecurity company dedicated to detecting, preventing and defending against data breaches and cyberattacks.
Plurilock Security stock (TSXV:PLUR) opened trading 1.5 per cent higher at $0.33, but has given back 26.67 per cent since this time last year.
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