CyberFOX Password Manager

Allows for Entra ID SSO logon to WebApp and Desktop App

Add support to our WebApp Desktop client for Datto RMM (Remote Monitoring and Management) on Windows, allowing you to automatically fill in your login credentials when accessing the platform.

We would like a way to add our own branding to the product so that our clients know that they are using the correct product

We have found that many clients get confused about using the business profile vs the personal profile, or simply don't know there is a difference, so we would like for there to be a way to force everything into the business profile for clients of ours through the MSP partner portal.

I would like to be able to generate a strong password in the mobile app like I can within app.passwordboss.com .

Integrate CyberFOX Password Manager with Pax8 to make it easier for MSPs and partners to purchase, provision, and manage CyberFOX Password Manager subscriptions directly through the Pax8 Marketplace. The integration will streamline the subscription lifecycle between Pax8 and CyberFOX Password Manager, including customer provisioning, license management, subscription updates, and billing-related changes. The goal is to simplify how partners deploy and manage CyberFOX Password Manager for their customers while providing a seamless experience within the Pax8 ecosystem.

Password Rotation feature automatically changes and updates passwords for managed accounts on a scheduled or on-demand basis. It generates strong, unique passwords according to defined security policies, securely updates the password on Active directory and Entra ID, and stores the new credential in the password manager without exposing it to users.

Managed Service Providers (MSPs) can control the migration of their customers from the legacy app to the new web app through the Partner Portal. This allows MSPs to choose the best time for the transition.

We have found in many cases that backups do not exist for users. If I'm not mistaken, when I talked to support about this, I was told that it only backs up when they change something. Current NIST guidelines recommend using a strong random password with MFA and NOT changing it regularly, so we have many clients that have not added or changed a password in quite some time. I think it would be beneficial, if your system did one of the two items listed below. Backup more frequently regardless of changes Instead of deleting backups older than a certain time period indiscriminately, only delete if a new backup exists. In both of these cases, you should not be left with a user that has no backup. IMHO, this changes should be high priority.

I'm requesting an integration to allow Password Boss to autofill NinjaRMM Servers and Endpoints.