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Plurilock Announces Strategic Focus to Address Growing AI Cybersecurity Threats
Plurilock, founded on cybersecurity and AI, has announced a company-wide focus on addressing the ...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Plurilock Announces Strategic Focus to Address Growing AI Cybersecurity ThreatsPlurilock, founded on cybersecurity and AI, has announced a company-wide focus on addressing the cybersecurity threats represented by AI and generative AI toolsThe generative AI market is currently seeing historically unprecedented growth, yet presents significant risks to the global economy due to data safety issuesThe Company is actively consulting with its customers on business AI governance and adoption and providing free governance resources as a public serviceThe Company's AI focus presents significant revenue opportunities by helping its customers reduce risk from generative AI tools while gaining the benefits of automation Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - July 17, 2023) - Plurilock Security Inc. (TSXV: PLUR) (OTCQB: PLCKF) and related subsidiaries (\"Plurilock\" or the \"Company\"), an AI cybersecurity solutions provider for workforces, today announced its intention to leverage its stable of industry-leading cybersecurity products and services to provide organizations with tools to make employee AI use safe and effective as they roll out Plurilock's cyber defense and emerging threat protection solutions.Exploding Market for AI, AI SafetyGenerative AI use has seen unprecedented exponential growth during 2023 thanks to its epoch-defining productivity capabilities:Finance departments can use AI to rapidly produce financial reports, forecasts, and statements from raw dataHuman resources departments can use AI to rapidly generate performance reports, summarize personnel files, write termination letters and reprimands from raw dataEngineering departments can use AI to rapidly write complex code, debug existing code, or develop integrations from raw dataPhysicians and other practitioners can use AI to rapidly propose differential diagnoses from complex case files provided as raw dataOn the strength of these abilities, the market for generative AI is expected to reach US$1.3 trillion by 2032, with companies increasingly expecting performance improvements across the board using AI.1However, as they engage in such tasks today, the raw data that employees provide to enable AI work is often confidential or proprietary company data, representing an immense flood of sensitive data leakage every day and an economy-wide data safety problem that ...