Giveaway: CUJO Smart Internet Firewall

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Last week we published our review of the CUJO smart internet firewall device and starting today, we’ll be giving one away to one lucky KnowTechie reader.

So what exactly is CUJO? CUJO is a smart firewall for the connected home, designed to bring business-level security to the home network. Essentially, you plug the device into your router, and from there it protects all of your devices that are connected to your Wi-Fi network by thwarting malware and hacking attempts. On top of that CUJO detects and blocks malicious sites, viruses, and hacks.

Think of it like antivirus for your network. It even lets you control what your kids see online and keeps them safe.

If you purchase CUJO from its website, you can get the device for just $99. However, if you go that route, you’ll need to sign up for their monthly or annual subscription. The monthly subscription is $8.99, or you can sign up for a year at $99.

This giveaway will you give a free subscription. That’s a $219 value!

Here’s a little excerpt from our review:

“A while back if you asked me if I needed this, I would probably say no. But after spending a few weeks with it, I’m surprised I was able to go this long without it. These days, it’s almost a requirement to have one of these. I’m a believer, no doubt.” Read the full review here.

To enter, all you’ll need to do is follow the instructions on the Rafflecopter widget below. If you like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter, that’s an entry. The giveaway will run for one week, and at that week, we’ll announce our winner. Good luck!

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Kevin Raposo

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