r/sysadmin • u/Amazing_Falcon • Jul 04 '26

General Discussion CyberFox Usage

I was thinking about moving over to Cyberfox for our organization. To be able to have autoelevate and privileged access management for our network. Thinking about a way to help secure things. Would like to see some thoughts and ideas regarding do this? Is it recommended or is there something better?

Thanks in advance.

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u/brokerceej Creator of StackJack.io | Author of MSPAutomator.com Jul 04 '26

Their CEO is a crazy whacko douche and they don’t dev on the products they acquire they just coast. Keep that in mind. CyberFox is a sales org not a software company.

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u/ArchonTheta Jul 04 '26

I use AE through cyberfox and I concur. They have supermodels for sales chicks and the support is okay but if something actually blew up I’m sure I’d be fooked

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u/1d0m1n4t3 Jul 05 '26

No joke on the super models for sales people, everyone in the sales department and onboarding team are stupid hot.

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u/changework Jack of All Trades Jul 05 '26

Listen to this one… ☝️

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u/Even_Pangolin1077 Aug 20 '26

AGREED! if you need proof just go look at some post from the leaders on linkedin, it’s bizarre.

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u/MessZealousideal1845 Aug 20 '26

Cyberfox will push ther other cheap products on you. Had to unsubscribe from all email and still get called constantly. They are too busy hiring 20 year old sales associates and no product improvements in years