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F-Secure and CUJO AI Partner on Converged Security Offering for CSPs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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What happened

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F-Secure and CUJO AI announced a partnership to deliver converged security offerings to major Tier-1 Communications Service Providers. The joint offering combines F-Secure's endpoint, identity, and scam protection with CUJO AI's home network and device intelligence. This aims to provide consumers with a single security experience at home and while traveling.

From thefastmode.com

Why it matters

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The partnership addresses the growing threat of scams that are accelerating due to artificial intelligence and crossing network and device boundaries. Communications Service Providers hold a unique position as trusted providers, with F-Secure research finding that 80% of consumers expect their provider to keep them safe. This joint offering allows CSPs to turn this consumer trust into everyday protection.

From thefastmode.com

Who's involved

  • F-SecureConsumer cybersecurity leader providing endpoint, identity, and scam protection.
  • CUJO AIGlobal leader in cyber security, device, and network intelligence for service providers.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • F-SecureSpeculative

    F-Secure could see expanded revenue streams by targeting the world's largest Communications Service Providers.

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The entities involved

  • F-Secure

    Finnish cybersecurity enterprise founded in 1988 (as "Data Fellows")

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  • CUJO AI

    American cybersecurity software company

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Coverage

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