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N-able (NYSE: NABL) has appointed Vikram Ramesh as Chief Marketing Officer to accelerate its transformation into a cybersecurity leader. Ramesh brings over 25 years of experience from prominent security companies including Mandiant, Google, and Adlumin. Previously serving as N-able's Chief Strategy Officer and former CMO of Adlumin before its acquisition by N-able in November 2024, Ramesh also held positions as Head of Global Marketing at Google Cloud Security following Google's $5.4B Mandiant acquisition. CEO John Pagliuca emphasized that Ramesh's appointment marks a crucial step in N-able's evolution from IT management to becoming the midmarket's trusted cyber resiliency partner. In his new role, Ramesh will lead global marketing efforts to enhance brand awareness and drive growth in the cybersecurity space.

N-able has launched new core certification programs for its UEM solutions, N-central and N-sight, through its N-able U platform. These certifications, offered free to customers, aim to help IT professionals maximize the use of N-able's UEM platforms for more efficient and secure IT management. The program provides structured training to enhance skills and drive organizational performance. The certifications benefit both IT Technical Staff and IT Managers by offering proficiency in automation tools, career growth opportunities, and maximized platform feature utilization. According to Frank Colletti, Chief Revenue Officer, the certifications are designed to deliver practical and impactful training for both beginners and experienced users. The first wave of certifications was launched at Empower Berlin, with more advanced learning paths planned for the future.

N-able (NYSE:NABL) reported strong Q1 2025 results, exceeding guidance. The company achieved total revenue of $118.2M, up 3.9% YoY (5.7% in constant currency), and subscription revenue of $116.8M, growing 4.8% YoY. Total ARR reached $492.7M, showing 10.9% YoY growth in constant currency. While reporting a GAAP net loss of $7.2M, N-able posted non-GAAP net income of $15.6M and Adjusted EBITDA of $31.6M (26.8% margin). The company raised its full-year 2025 revenue outlook midpoint to $494.5M and announced a $75M share repurchase program. Key developments include launching new security capabilities, expanding Microsoft Cloud management features, and receiving CRN's 5-Star Award for the fourth consecutive year.

N-able (NYSE: NABL) has secured a Gold Award in the Business Intelligence Solution – Implementation category at the 19th annual Stevie® Awards for Sales & Customer Service. The recognition highlights N-able's successful integration of AI technology into its customer support operations, enhancing partner engagement and service experience.

The company competed against over 2,100 nominations from 45 nations and territories, with winners selected by 176 global professionals across seven specialized judging committees. Chief Revenue Officer Frank Colletti emphasized the company's commitment to partner-centric innovation and continuous improvement in service delivery through technological advancement.

N-able (NYSE:NABL), a global software company focused on cyber resiliency solutions, has scheduled its first quarter 2025 earnings conference call for May 8, 2025, at 8:30 a.m. ET. The company will release its Q1 2025 financial results before the conference call begins.

Investors can access the live webcast through N-able's Investor Relations website at investors.n-able.com, with a temporary replay available after the event.

N-able (NYSE: NABL) has released its first annual 2025 State of the SOC Report, highlighting the important role of AI in Security Operations Centers (SOC) while emphasizing the continued importance of human expertise. The report, based on Adlumin MDR SOC data from December 2024 to February 2025, reveals significant findings:

• AI tools have dramatically reduced SOC analysis time, processing indicators of compromise in as fast as 10 seconds
• 86% of security alerts require human validation despite AI integration
• 56% of threat detections come from endpoints, while 44% originate from cloud environments
• AI can automate 70% of incident investigations and threat remediation

During the reporting period, the Adlumin SOC processed nearly 500,000 alerts, created 83,171 security escalations, and handled 2,684 ransomware threats, demonstrating the increasing complexity of cybersecurity challenges.

N-able (NYSE: NABL) has expanded its Microsoft Cloud management and security capabilities by integrating Adlumin Breach Prevention for Microsoft 365 into its Ecoverse platform. This new addition strengthens cyber resiliency by protecting against account takeovers, credential theft, and unauthorized access.

The solution uses machine-learning models to establish user behavior baselines and detect deviations, automatically adjusting response levels based on threat severity. This enhancement complements N-able's existing Microsoft 365 solutions, which include:

• Complete Microsoft 365 backup and recovery
• Windows 365 management capabilities
• Microsoft 365 and Entra ID Management monitoring
• Enhanced email security against phishing and ransomware

The integration addresses the growing trend of cybercriminals targeting cloud identities rather than traditional endpoints, providing businesses with proactive threat detection and automated response mechanisms to protect their Microsoft Cloud assets, including SharePoint, Teams, Exchange Online, Intune, and virtual machines.

N-able (NYSE: NABL) has announced the upcoming launch of its Vulnerability Management feature for their UEM (Unified Endpoint Management) products, N-central and N-sight. This built-in feature will enable organizations to identify, prioritize, remediate, and report on vulnerabilities across all major operating systems through a unified view.

The solution addresses the growing challenge of cybersecurity, noting that in 2025, an average of 133 CVEs were disclosed daily. The new feature offers complete visibility for OS and application vulnerabilities across Windows, Mac, and Linux, unifies vulnerability management with UEM workflows, and improves efficiency through automated remediation workflows.

According to Jim Waggoner, VP of Product Management, early insights reveal that customers had an average of three vulnerable applications per endpoint that can now be efficiently resolved. N-able plans to expand services to include network and cloud vulnerability management in the future.

N-able (NYSE: NABL) has announced new additions to its Technology Alliance Program (TAP), expanding its unified cyber resiliency platform through third-party integrations. The company has introduced several key integrations including:

• Xurrent: An AI-powered ITSM platform for enhanced automation
• SeedPod Cyber: AI-driven Insurtech platform for cyber insurance solutions
• ScalePad Lifecycle Manager: Platform for IT asset lifecycle management
• Rewst: Integration with Cove for streamlined operations
• Derdack Signl4: Mobile incident management platform
• Webroot by OpenText DNS Protection: Enhanced cybersecurity features

These integrations aim to help IT professionals manage growing complexity, cyberthreats, and data sets while improving operational efficiency.