CUJO AI Partners with Avira to Optimize and Provide Premium Security for Network Operators Worldwide

CUJO AI, a network intelligence company that provides AI-driven protection and device management solutions announced their partnership with cybersecurity company Avira. CUJO AI integrates Avira’s threat intelligence feeds into its AI-driven home cybersecurity services.

“Avira provides us with real-time threat intelligence data from its massive customer base. Our algorithms comprehend the information and provide our own conclusions. This partnership enables us to optimize our resources and provide premium detection for all our customers. Overall, it makes our service more accurate,” highlights Santeri Kangas, CTO of CUJO AI.

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Currently, Avira’s threat intelligence is already offered to all network operators that are using  CUJO AI services, including Comcast and Charter Communications.

“We are confident that our combined efforts will make it easier for network operators to deploy security solutions that proactively enhance and protect their subscribers’ home networks. Together with Avira, we are ready to create new opportunities and enrich the cybersecurity landscape at scale,” explained Santeri Kangas, CTO of CUJO AI.

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CUJO AI solutions are already addressing the biggest cybersecurity concerns in the industry. The company analyzes vast amounts of local network data and then uses proprietary machine learning algorithms to power the features and protect the end users.

“Cyber threat feeds are a great way to enhance a security service. They provide intelligence that is easy to integrate, quick to bring online, and provide over-the-horizon visibility into emerging threats well before they affect a user’s security,” explained Matthias Ollig, Avira CTO.  “We’re pleased to welcome CUJO AI to our portfolio of OEM customers to help protect their network operators and, ultimately, their subscribers.”

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