N‑able Unveils New Additions to Technology Alliance Program

N‑able, Inc., a Burlington, Massachusetts-based software company specializing in remote monitoring and management, data protection as-a-service, and security, has announced that additional vendors have joined its Technology Alliance Program (TAP). The program is designed to empower MSPs to access a trusted community for a wide range of third-party integrations and services.

Among the new relationships, Cork, a cyber warranty company for MSPs serving small businesses, offers an AI-enhanced cyber risk engine that provides coverage and settlements after security incidents, along with the ability for MSPs and SMBs to manage premiums and claims. Cork integrates with N‑able’s RMM solutions to monitor managed endpoints.

ImmyBot automates the deployment of the N‑able N‑central agent, utilizing APIs to perform maintenance on endpoints without permanent installation, while offering a curated repository of over 1,200 software applications for updates and deployments integrated with Microsoft 365 security groups.

vCIOToolbox offers a unified platform for MSPs and MSSPs that streamlines executive decision-making, security, and compliance, featuring standardized QBR materials, cybersecurity assessments, and asset lifecycle management.

Cyrisma offers a unified cybersecurity platform that integrates with N‑able MSP Manager to enable data synchronization for tickets, assets, and users, automate ticket management workflows, and simplify cyber risk management with features such as vulnerability scanning, compliance assessments, and dark web monitoring.

“We believe that TAP significantly enhances flexibility and choice in technology decisions, equipping our partners with the essential tools and expertise they need to achieve their goals and drive their businesses forward,” said Dave Lefkowitz, Director of Business Development at N‑able.

Channel Impact^®
Additional third-party integrations extend the value of N-able’s platform with an ecosystem of vetted solutions.