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Staying ahead in IT management means embracing innovation. For Global Tech Solutions, a leading managed service provider (MSP), growth came with a challenge: their existing remote monitoring and management (RMM) tool slowed them down.

When it comes to setting up a new hard drive or solid-state drive, one of the first and most crucial decisions you’ll face is choosing between GPT (GUID Partition Table) and MBR (Master Boot Record) partitioning schemes. Whether you’re building a new PC, upgrading your storage, or managing enterprise systems, understanding the differences between these two partitioning methods is essential for making informed decisions about your storage configuration.

The NinjaOne train isn’t slowing down in 2025! We’re rolling full steam ahead with another packed release! NinjaOne 8.0 is pulling in with a load of highlights including, Automated Vulnerability Data Ingestion and Reporting, Patching via Native Script Automations for Scan and Apply, CVE and CVSS info for Third Party Patches, Winget support, Device Tags, and more!

Earlier this year, we celebrated some big wins in the G2 2025 Winter Report – number 1 in 12 major categories! And now we have more G2 news to celebrate. Once again, we’ve earned number 1 ranking for Best IT Management Software Product with a Customer Satisfaction Score of 100! Since endpoint management is the core of what we do, this honor means a lot to us.

Big news! NinjaOne has been named to CRN’s 2025 Security 100 list in the Endpoint and Managed Security category. This recognition is a testament to NinjaOne’s unwavering commitment to delivering automated endpoint management and security that helps MSPs and IT teams safeguard businesses against evolving cyber threats—without complexity.

Backups are a critical part of any IT operation. You never know when a file may be corrupted or accidentally deleted, when a hard drive will suddenly fail, or a system will die. Backups help us recover from such incidents and provide peace of mind. However, something that is often overlooked is the practice of testing your backups, especially full system or image backups.