2024 has been a year of record-breaking growth and innovation at NinjaOne. In fact, we were named to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 for 2024. Being represented among the fastest-growing tech companies isn’t just an honor—it’s a testament to NinjaOne’s pivotal role in automating the hardest parts of IT through bold creativity and relentless customer focus. Let’s look at some of this year’s highlights.

It’s indisputable that mobile devices have taken over not only the consumer market but also corporate environments. Many businesses and organizations heavily rely on mobile devices for productivity and communication, especially with the emergence of remote and hybrid work setups. Additionally, MDM solutions have become a vital tool to ensure the reliable management of these mobile devices.

In the market for SecOps Solution alternatives? The agent-less patch and vulnerability management platform helps IT teams identify, prioritize, and remediate security vulnerabilities – but it’s not without its limitations. According to some users on G2 and Gartner, SecOps Solution has a moderate learning curve and could improve its reporting system.

NinjaOne is excited to announce that we’ve been named a Champion in the Canalys RMM and PSA Leadership Matrix 2024. The matrix is determined by channel partner and Canalys analyst ratings that evaluate a vendor’s dedication to the highest level of excellence in customer service and technology over the last 12 months.

With the rise of remote work, distance learning, and the growing need for technical support, the ability to remotely access and control iPads and iPhones has become more important than ever. Whether you’re an IT professional looking to assist employees or a parent wanting to keep an eye on your child’s device, knowing how to remotely access these devices can save time and streamline tasks.

An organization’s IT system is the central hub of its computer operations. It relies heavily on this system for many functions, ensuring tasks are accomplished in a timely manner. This is why it’s vital for any IT teams handling this undertaking to integrate the best infrastructure monitoring tools in place. The consequences of IT system failures can be severe, as evidenced by a recent study.

In this article, you will learn about what is Android Enterprise and its nuances. Android has emerged as the market leader in the mobile world, with its influence extending far beyond personal use. In today’s business landscape, Android devices are increasingly favored for their affordability, diverse functionalities, and open-source nature. However, managing a fleet of mobile devices, especially across various Android versions and models, presents a significant security challenge.

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Are you finding it challenging to control and secure the mobile devices used by your employees? The solution may lie in a deeper understanding of Mobile Device Management (MDM), particularly the difference between supervised and unsupervised devices. This seemingly small distinction can greatly impact how effectively you manage and secure your mobile fleet, influencing productivity, data protection, and overall compliance.

As a managed service provider (MSP), you manage an ever-growing number of endpoints. Every day, you’re tasked with ensuring that your clients’ systems are secure, up-to-date, and running smoothly. However, with client demands evolving and IT environments becoming more complex, the tools you use to manage operations can either boost your efficiency or hold you back.

Picture this, a user calls in needing help, but they aren’t at their usual computer and they don’t know the system name of the machine they are using. You can search by username and often find them. But surely there has to be a better way. There certainly is! In the most recent release (6.0), NinjaOne added the ability for end users to run scripts from the SysTray. In this NinjaOne01 blog, we’ll explore just a few of the ways to take advantage of this new feature!