AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NinjaOne, a leading IT management platform for IT departments and managed services providers, today announced it has been recognized across multiple leading customer ...

Unified endpoint management company NinjaOne LLC today announced the launch of NinjaOne Vulnerability Management, a new solution that helps information technology teams identify, prioritize and ...

NinjaOne Inc., a startup with a platform for managing information technology infrastructure, today announced that it has raised more than $400 million in secondary funding.

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‘NinjaRMM was the name of the company when we started it and we were a one-product company,’ says Sal Sferlazza, NinjaOne CEO. ‘That acronym, remote monitoring and management, is the name of the ...

Pax8 has formed a global partnership with NinjaOne to give MSPs and managed intelligence providers wider access to unified IT operations and security tooling as demand for AI‑ready infrastructure ...

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NinjaOne ®, the automated endpoint management platform, today announced $500 million in Series C extensions at a $5 billion valuation. The venture funding came in ...

‘Our customers were looking for a trusted partner to secure their email data,’ says Erzan Uygur, NinjaOne VP of business and corporate development. ‘Email contains sensitive information like customer ...

NinjaOne, the automated endpoint management platform, and Dropsuite, a leader in cloud data backup, archiving, and recovery solutions, today announced a definitive agreement for NinjaOne to acquire ...

Sal Sferlazza has a habit of building companies that get acquired. Before NinjaOne, the serial founder sold four startups in succession: a gaming studio to NCSoft, a data-protection firm to SonicWall, ...

Just two years ago, VC funding to cybersecurity startups was on fire. Indeed, $23 billion flooded the sector, per Crunchbase. But in 2023, cybersecurity upstarts only saw a third of that — the result ...