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Einaras Gravrok, Founder and CEO of Cujo, the smart device that brings business level internet security to protect all of your home devices joins Enterprise Radio.
Listen to interview with host Eric Dye & guest Einaras Gravrok discuss the following:
- Tell us about this unique product called Cujo?
- Describe your background and why Cujo is a superior solution to home security?
- What is your advice to entrepreneurs who are looking to launch a new product? Are there any key giveaways you can provide?
- It says that hackers can steal information from a baby monitor. Is that true and what information does get stolen if hackers hack into a baby monitor?
- How easy is Cujo to install for the every day consumer. Would we need a tech expert to install this device?
- Are you going to be adding any features in the near future or where do you see Cujo a year from now?
- What would you say to consumers who are hesitating to purchase this device? Can we afford to not have a home monitoring system?
- I understand that you are currently running a Kickstarter campaign. Where can people go to support the campaign?
Einaras Gravrock is the Founder and CEO of Cujo. He was the former founder of Modnique, Iconery. He has twelve years of consumer tech experience. CUJO acts as a gateway between your devices and for your connection to the Internet. Cujo inspect packets of data coming and leaving your network and block threats before they can reach the target or do damage and analyzes behavior and secure all devices connected to your network.
Unlike traditional solutions, CUJO adapts and reacts when your home is attacked and does not rely just on libraries of known malware issues. We analyze a humongous amount of behavioral data in our cloud and push learnings from one home to all CUJO protected homes.
Cujo is currently running a Kickstarter campaign that can be supported here.
Website: www.getcujo.com
