N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
Endpoint detection & response (EDR) software
Endpoint protection software
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What is N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is an endpoint security product designed to detect, investigate, and respond to suspicious activity on Windows and macOS endpoints. It is primarily used by managed service providers (MSPs) and IT teams that manage multiple customer or business environments and need centralized visibility and response actions. The product is typically delivered through N-able’s MSP-oriented management experience and is positioned to integrate with N-able’s broader remote monitoring and management workflows.
MSP-oriented multi-tenant operations
The product is built for service-provider workflows, including managing multiple customer environments from a centralized console. This aligns with common MSP requirements such as standardized deployment and consistent policy management across tenants. It fits naturally into an MSP toolchain where endpoint security is delivered as a managed service.
EDR investigation and response actions
It focuses on detection and response use cases, such as surfacing suspicious endpoint activity and enabling follow-up investigation. Response capabilities support operational containment and remediation workflows that go beyond basic prevention. This makes it more suitable for incident handling than endpoint protection tools that primarily emphasize blocking.
Integration with N-able ecosystem
N-able EDR is designed to work alongside N-able’s broader IT management portfolio used by MSPs. This can reduce operational friction for teams already standardized on N-able tooling for monitoring and endpoint administration. Consolidation can simplify day-to-day workflows compared with running separate consoles for endpoint management and security.
Best fit for N-able shops
Organizations not using N-able’s MSP tooling may see less operational benefit from the product’s ecosystem alignment. Some value is tied to how it fits into existing N-able workflows rather than being a standalone EDR platform. Buyers may need to evaluate whether the console and processes match their current security operations model.
May require security expertise
EDR tools can generate alerts that require triage, investigation, and response decision-making. Teams without dedicated security operations processes may struggle to consistently interpret detections and take appropriate actions. This can increase reliance on managed services or internal expertise to achieve desired outcomes.
Endpoint scope and platform coverage
EDR capabilities and feature parity can vary by operating system and endpoint type. Buyers with heterogeneous environments (e.g., specialized Linux workloads, servers, or non-traditional endpoints) should validate supported platforms and any functional differences. This is particularly important when standardizing security controls across all managed devices.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Control (EDR) | Not publicly listed — contact sales | Entry edition referenced on N‑able product pages and promotion; provides core EDR capabilities (referenced as “Control” in vendor materials). |
| Complete (EDR) | Not publicly listed — contact sales | Full-featured EDR edition (referenced as “Complete” in vendor materials) with rollback, long-term telemetry and AI-driven detection/response. |
| Threat Hunting (feature/add-on) | Not publicly listed — contact sales | Advanced threat-hunting capability with extended data retention (year-long memory) and AI-assisted investigation. |
| Managed EDR (service) | Not publicly listed — contact sales | 24×7 managed detection & response services (SentinelOne Vigilance integration) offered by N‑able. |
| Attack Surface Management (add-on) | Not publicly listed — contact sales | Network and device discovery (including BYOD/IoT) and visibility features. |
Notes:
- N‑able’s official materials do not publish per-node or per-user prices for EDR on the public product pages; pricing is provided via sales.
- Official promotion (time-limited): “Get N‑able EDR free for 6 months with a 12 month commitment.” The promotion terms show the Offer Period as Feb 5, 2024 (12:01 AM ET) through Mar 31, 2024 (11:59 PM ET) and state the promotional 6-month free pricing applied to Control or Complete EDR for qualifying prospects, followed by billing at N‑able’s then-current rates for the remainder of a 1-year minimum contract.
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N-able, Inc.
Burlington, Massachusetts, USA
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