KickTraq

Hi iGuardian Backers! Only 50 more hours to go before our Kickstarter campaign ends this Friday at 10AM PT. We are only $8k away from meeting our first stretch goal. If we make it, everyone will receive a 4GB SD Card in addition to their iGuardian.... (Read More)

Hello Everyone! With 12 more days to go, we've just reached our funding goal! Thank you all so much for rallying behind iGuardian and our vision of securing home networks for everyone!!! We are in awe and extremely grateful for your support. We’ll... (Read More)

We're incredibly excited by the progress being made as we inch closer to making affordable, effective, and easy to use network security available to everyone! As of right now we're just over two-thirds of the way to our goal! We've still got a way to... (Read More)

While Internet connectivity in the home is now mainstream, gateway security to protect users is not. It's a gap that startup Itus Networks is aiming to address with a Linux-powered home gateway device called the iGuardian. Before Itus can deliver the iGuardian though, the company needs to raise $125,000 on crowdfunding site Kickstarter in order to build the device. The Kickstarter campaign ends on Sept. 12, and as of Aug. 19, $61,000 has been raised. (Read More)

Itus Networks is building a router that has the Snort IPS built in. Why isn't everyone doing this? (Read More)

At a time of growing concern about the security of interconnected devices in homes, a startup aims to provide consumers with a type of network security system traditionally used by businesses. (Read More)

Security has gotten extremely complicated with all the cool gadgets you can buy. Check out these up and coming home security devices. (Read More)

The iGuardian is designed to protect home networks with business-class efficacy. iGuardian requires no configuration or set up experience whatsoever. (Read More)

It's been one week since our last update and we've been working hard to make the iGuardian a reality. So far we've seen a lot of interest from the community and it seems like everywhere we go folks are very encouraging about our project. We've also... (Read More)

Last night we got home from Defcon 22 in Las Vegas, NV. This year's conference was AMAZING! I think everyone who attended can agree that the staff did a fantastic job of organizing everything.   We had a booth in the vendor area to show off the... (Read More)

Thank you to everyone that's backed us! We're off to a great start closing in on just under 15% of our goal in the first two days but we've still got a long way to go. Today we had an amazing opportunity to interact with some of the best hackers in... (Read More)

A Kickstarter campaign for iGuardian launched by Itus Networks and displayed at DEF CON hopes to "challenge the status quo" of home security solutions. (Read More)

A new product from San Jose based Itus Networks, promises to bring enterprise level security tools to home users. Their new product, iGuaardian is a network security device designed specifically for use in homes. (Read More)

The iGuardian features a completely new approach to home Internet security for consumers and aims to change the way home users address network security. (Read More)

iGuardian has been specifically designed to provide you with a more robust home Internet security system. (Read More)

The data in your smart home probably isn’t safe. The growing Internet of Things—the increased connectivity of everything from fridges to thermostats—means that your personal data will be spread across more devices than ever before, providing myriad avenues for hackers to siphon off and profit from your sensitive information. (Read More)

As more and more people welcome internet-connected gizmos into their homes, the digital hunting grounds tend to get bigger and bigger for hackers. You hear about it every so often — one week it’s a nefarious exploit discovered in a line of popular outlet switches, the next it’s a smart refrigerator that gets hacked to send spam texts. (Read More)

Itus Networks is set to launch a $149 "iGuardian" network security appliance on Kickstarter that runs OpenWRT Linux and the Snort IPS stack on a MIPS64 SoC. (Read More)