CyberFOX Signs Distribution Agreement with TD SYNNEX

Cybersecurity software provider CyberFOX announced a new distribution agreement with TD SYNNEX, which will distribute the full CyberFOX portfolio to its North American partner network. The portfolio includes CyberFOX AutoElevate for privileged access management, CyberFOX Password Manager, CyberFOX DNS Filtering, an AI-powered web protection solution, and Timus SASE, a CyberFOX Platform.

The agreement gives TD SYNNEX customers a single source for the security controls their customers ask about most often: stopping standing administrative privileges on end-user workstations, locking down credential reuse, filtering web traffic before it reaches a browser, and replacing aging VPNs with Zero Trust Network Access, said the companies.

CyberFOX built its products for the internal IT teams running security at small and mid-sized organizations, including the mid-market and bootstrapped businesses in industries such as automotive, manufacturing, state and local government and education (SLED), construction, and financial services. The products work together so an IT team can run a layered security strategy without bolting together unrelated tools. AutoElevate removes local admin rights and elevates only the applications IT approves. Password Manager handles shared and personal credentials with role-based access tied to the organization’s role structure. DNS Filtering blocks malicious and policy-violating domains at the resolver, with AI-driven categorization to keep up with newly registered threat infrastructure. Timus SASE adds always-on Zero Trust Network Access and a secure web gateway.

“Identity is where most of today’s incidents start, and our customers are looking for vendors who can help them get ahead of that risk for their customers,” said Cheryl Day, Senior Vice President, New Vendor Acquisition and Global Solutions at TD SYNNEX. “Adding CyberFOX to our cybersecurity portfolio gives our reseller community a purpose-built set of identity and secure access controls they can pair with the rest of the security stack we already deliver.”