Is CyberFox a good choice for elevation and privileged access management?

AutoElevate seems to do the elevation job, although the interface and workflow have been described as a bit clunky. Make sure the quote covers the privileged access management features you need too. That part may require a higher subscription tier.

Before committing, run a pilot with a few common elevation requests and some awkward cases, like software updates and applications that need repeated admin access. Check how approvals, policy exceptions, and audit records work for your team, not just whether the first request succeeds.

Also ask what happens when an endpoint is offline and how quickly you can undo a bad policy. Those details can make a bigger difference than a smooth demo.

ThreatLocker and Evo Security are worth comparing if you're still shopping. Test the specific features and workflows you need rather than treating them as automatic replacements for each other. A trial should also help you judge the admin overhead.

I'd look closely at support and product development as well as the software. There are concerns about the vendor's approach to acquired products and how support would handle a serious issue, though those concerns don't establish how it would perform in your environment.

Ask for support terms, escalation procedures, and a product roadmap before signing. It's also worth checking the contract and export options in case you decide to leave later.