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"Say the word \u201CCujo\u201D to anyone and it is likely to bring up images of the film and Stephen King book by the same name featuring a rabid and deadly dog. \u00A0 Today, however, the word \u201CCujo\u201D is describing one of the newest products in home technology: One with a minimalist, sleek, and elegant design and a tool that alerts individuals to potential cyber threats. \u00A0How is the user alerted? \u00A0Through facial expressions produced by this rather impressive security avatar. Detect Digital Breeches and Hackers from the Comfort Of Your Home Now there is a focus on developing technology with an emotive element: One where the technology is capable of being meaningfully expressive. \u00A0CUJO is a brand new device made by Matter, an innovative firm located in San Francisco. \u00A0The newly created avatar can detect digital breeches and hackers while it acts as a technological guard dog that ensures network security. \u00A0With more and more home devices becoming \u00A0something a consumer can hook up to the Web and with hackers being able to hack into anything from computers to moving cars, an increased need for promising and powerful network security is in demand. \u00A0According to Einaras Gravrock, the founder of CUJO, as much as 70 percent of connectable devices feature at least 20 security flaws each. Decorative, Yet Highly Functional CUJO is made to look more decorative than technological, with a shape like an attractive bowl. \u00A0You won\u2019t see a ton of buttons, switches or controls on the device either, as the makers of CUJO much prefer the minimalist style. \u00A0The only thing you do see CUJO do is revealing its glowing eyes and the eyes reveal to you how secure your actual network is at that time. \u00A0There are really no other bells or whistles to it, and the device\u2019s simplicity is sure to make it an attractive network security option for many. Eyes up, Eyes down, Eyes wide open CUJO is capable of tracking your date, the amount of it and the kind of data as well as where the data is sent. \u00A0If the device detects something is amiss, it will notify the user via an app notification. \u00A0The device has three distinct modes: Eyes down, eyes up, and eyes wide open. If the eyes are down there is very little activity going on. \u00A0If the eyes are up, CUJO is either scanning, the user\u2019s working with an active network, or the user might be dealing with some issues with malware. \u00A0If the eyes open wide, then there is a problem suggesting some hacker is actively attempting to get into the user\u2019s network or that packets of information are leaving your network. \u00A0CUJO will interrupt the transfer and alert the user to the issue. The emotive technology launched recently on Indiegogo. \u00A0Consumers can expect shipments to begin next year in March 2016, and CUJO will be priced around $49.00 as a starting price."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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