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<blockquote data-quote="Digerati" data-source="post: 705993" data-attributes="member: 59833">The vast majority don&#039;t. And that&#039;s just fine. To suggest your networked devices are &quot;Unprotected&quot; without this CUJO (or eBlocker) device is pure marketing scare tactics hogwash! We don&#039;t need these devices. Now if you want it, that&#039;s fine, but don&#039;t think for a second your current router and your devices&#039; security are not protecting you already. And you certainly don&#039;t need both CUJO and eBlocker. Our biggest threat is ourselves. The user is, was, and always will be the weakest link in security. We just need to keep Windows updated, use a decent and current anti-malware solution, and don&#039;t be &quot;click-happy&quot; on unsolicited attachments, links, downloads and popups. Understand routers already act as a very effective network firewall (even basic routers) with DHCP. Better routers incorporate SPI (stateful packet inspection) for even greater hardware based firewall protection.****It is not clear (to me anyway) what you are trying to do. The idea is to run all your network devices through the CUJO device. Connecting directly to the router, as shown with the notebook in that one image) defeats the purpose of the CUJO device. What devices do you have?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Digerati, post: 705993, member: 59833"] The vast majority don't. And that's just fine. To suggest your networked devices are [B][COLOR=#ff0000]"Unprotected"[/COLOR][/B] without this CUJO (or eBlocker) device is pure [I]marketing[/I] scare tactics hogwash! We don't need these devices. Now if you want it, that's fine, but don't think for a second your current router and your devices' security are not protecting you already. And you certainly don't need both CUJO and eBlocker. Our biggest threat is ourselves. The user is, was, and always will be the weakest link in security. We just need to keep Windows updated, use a decent and current anti-malware solution, and don't be "click-happy" on unsolicited attachments, links, downloads and popups. Understand routers already act as a very effective network firewall (even basic routers) with DHCP. Better routers incorporate SPI (stateful packet inspection) for even greater hardware based firewall protection. **** It is not clear (to me anyway) what you are trying to do. The idea is to run all your network devices through the CUJO device. Connecting directly to the router, as shown with the notebook in that one image) defeats the purpose of the CUJO device. What devices do you have? [/QUOTE]

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