CyberFOX, a global cybersecurity software provider for lean IT teams, has announced a new distribution agreement with Ingram Micro to expand access to its cybersecurity portfolio across North America. Under the agreement, Ingram Micro's value-added resellers serving SMB, mid-market, and enterprise customers will gain access to CyberFOX's products through the Ingram Micro Xvantage platform.
CyberFOX products are designed as foundational, preventive controls for IT teams at small and mid-sized organizations. The tools stop standing administrative privileges on end-user workstations, replace shared spreadsheets and reused logins with managed credentials, and block malicious traffic at the DNS layer before it reaches a browser. Built specifically for under-resourced IT teams, the solutions deploy in hours, run with minimal day-to-day maintenance, and do not require a security architect to operate.
The agreement gives channel partners access to the full CyberFOX portfolio through Ingram Micro Xvantage. CyberFOX AutoElevate for privileged access management removes local admin rights and elevates only the applications a partner or IT admin approves, with requests reviewable from any device. CyberFOX Password Manager handles shared and personal credentials with role-based access to eliminate weak or reused passwords. CyberFOX AI-Powered DNS Filtering blocks malicious and policy-violating domains at the resolver, with AI categorization that keeps up with newly registered threat infrastructure. Together, the three products provide the foundational identity and access layer that stops common incidents before they start.
The partnership reflects growing demand for solutions that strengthen privileged access controls and reduce credential-related risk. As identity-based attacks continue to rise, organizations are prioritizing Zero Trust security strategies and practical cybersecurity that simplifies security operations. Ingram Micro's reach across the North American channel and the speed of the Xvantage platform puts these cybersecurity tools in front of resellers serving organizations that need them most, without requiring a consulting bill or a team of specialists.
“IT teams are stretched thin and still expected to keep everything secure,” said Os Haque, VP Global Channels of CyberFOX. “We built CyberFOX to give those teams practical cybersecurity that deploys in hours, not months, and runs without a consulting bill or a team of specialists. Ingram Micro’s reach across the North American channel and the speed of the Xvantage platform put our products in front of the resellers serving organizations that need them most.”
“As identity-based attacks continue to rise, organizations are prioritizing solutions that strengthen privileged access controls, protect credentials, and support Zero Trust security strategies,” said Eric Kohl, Vice President, Global Vendor Engagement, Ingram Micro. “The addition of CyberFOX reflects our ongoing commitment to expanding our cyber security portfolio with innovative solutions that will help our shared channel partners address their customers’ evolving security requirements with solutions that reduce credential-related risk while simplifying security operations.”
CyberFOX solutions are now available to Ingram Micro partners through Xvantage. The collaboration enables value-added resellers to address evolving security requirements for SMB, mid-market, and enterprise customers with enterprise-level security without enterprise complexity.
About CyberFOX
CyberFOX® is the leading global cybersecurity software provider that delivers practical, proactive security for IT teams at small and mid-sized organizations. Its product portfolio closes the security gaps these teams face every day: CyberFOX AutoElevate for privileged access management, CyberFOX Password Manager to eliminate weak or reused passwords, CyberFOX DNS Filtering, an AI-powered web protection solution, and CyberFOX SASE/ZTNA to replace outdated VPNs with Zero Trust Network Access. Each product deploys in hours, runs with minimal upkeep, and is priced for real-world budgets, giving under-resourced IT teams enterprise-level security without enterprise complexity, consulting fees, or months-long rollouts
