CUJO AI and F-Secure Partner on Home and Mobile Security

Oct 8, 2026
CUJO AI and F-Secure are combining network, device, scam, identity, and privacy protection for communications service providers.

CUJO AI and F-Secure announced a partnership in a press release to provide home and mobile security through communications service providers. The companies will combine network protection and device intelligence from CUJO AI with endpoint, scam, identity, privacy, and embedded security from F-Secure.

CUJO AI protects connected devices at the home network level without requiring software on each device. Its platform also gives service providers information about connected devices, applications, and network activity.

The companies will work with service providers on integrated network and endpoint protection across broadband and mobile services. Their plans also cover simplified customer security tools and new subscription security offerings.

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