Protecting your devices from cyber threats and ensuring online privacy in the connected home.
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Key Features | Kavalan Standard | Kavalan Light |
|---|---|---|
Automatic blocking of malware, botnets, phishing, spam and more | Yes | Yes |
Automatic blocking of trackers, data brokers and privacy violators | Yes | Yes |
24 hour rolling dashboard and insights | Yes | Yes |
48 hour DNS query deletion | Yes | Yes |
Email Support | Yes | Yes |
Block/Unblock curated apps | Yes | No |
Block/Unblock what you want | Yes | No |
Dedicated Security-Cloud-for-the-home | Yes | No |
Adult Content Blocking | Yes | No |
Deep Privacy Analysis | Yes | No |
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Using Kavalan Standard at home. Very affordable solution to protect all smart home devices. Internet experience at home is now much cleaner.
- John.S
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We live large portions of our lives online today – shopping, banking, communicating, working, creating and even playing. The dependence has been fueled by the increase in connectivity as well as the devices, apps and services that enable us to leverage that connectivity. Our digital footprint continues to grow. But what is this digital footprint that we speak of? The average American home today has about 22 connected devices. The average person uses 46 apps on their phone each month. The average app collects 24 pieces of information about us. Our digital footprint is the sum totality of the compute, network, storage power we own combined with the data we store, create and share. Put in perspective, the average smartphone we have today has thousands of orders of magnitude more storage, network and computing power than the computers on the Atlantis space shuttle.
We have always had a sense of cyber risks due to the powers of ubiquitous computing in our lives thanks to the wide adoption of anti-virus solutions when personal computers came out. But in an age where computing power is worn or embedded into us as well as the tools we use such as televisions, cars and appliances, we appear to have collectively dropped our guard. 83% of home routers are vulnerable due to weak passwords or not being updated with the latest patches. Protecting our devices and data has become technically complex and time consuming. Our privacy posture is always a moving target with every update we get about privacy policies that we have clicked ‘Accept’ on. Hackers, data brokers and big technology companies have all pounced on this bounty. Cybercrime is now a $6 Trillion industry and the data brokers are a $230B industry. The impacts have already been felt and we need to take control with more collective awareness around the issues of cybersecurity and online privacy in the home.
Effective cyber hygiene has to accomplish two things:
Reduce risk for you
Increase cost of cyber attack for the bad guy
Ensure password safety with strong and complex passwords, changed periodically, and enhanced with a second-factor authentication for added protection against cyber threats.
Protecting your email from cyberattacks is crucial. To minimize the risk, use separate email addresses for important accounts, maintain strong passwords, and establish a secure account recovery process.
When it comes to apps, exercise caution. Stick to trusted app stores, limit app permissions, uninstall unused apps, avoid installing from untrusted sources, secure app logins, stay updated with patches, and remove apps with security breaches.
Protect your social media accounts from phishing attacks. Keep connections private, avoid sharing sensitive info, remove location tags, be cautious of links, and decline friend requests from strangers. Stay safe online.
To ensure the security of your devices and data, remember to connect and protect. Stay vigilant by installing the latest updates, changing default passwords, reviewing privacy settings, and staying informed about device or vendor warnings.
Stay safe while gaming to protect yourself and your children from online threats. Avoid downloading games from untrusted sources, clicking on links in gaming chats, and revealing personal information. Be cautious with free games and limit access to device settings.
Protect your home network by taking essential steps to secure your router. Change the default password, modify the SSID to avoid revealing the vendor name, and create a separate guest network for non-critical device
Kavalan is a privacy-first cybersecurity product for the connected home. Kavalan protects all connected devices in your home from privacy threats such as trackers, ad networks, data brokers, etc as well as from cyberthreats such as malware, botnets, phishing and more.
