N-able and SentinelOne expand cybersecurity partnership

N-able, Inc. (NYSE: NABL) and SentinelOne (NYSE: S) announced an expansion of their existing partnership at SentinelOne's annual customer conference, OneCon 2026, broadening the cybersecurity capabilities available through N-able beyond endpoint detection and response.

The expanded arrangement adds coverage across AI, cloud, and identity security, alongside managed response capabilities. N-able will also be able to deliver SentinelOne's FedRAMP-authorized solutions to eligible U.S. government agencies, contractors, and organizations with public-sector security requirements.

The expanded SentinelOne portfolio available through N-able includes AI-powered endpoint detection and response via Singularity Complete, AI security and governance through SentinelOne Prompt Security, agentic investigation and automated response via Purple AI and Singularity Hyperautomation, and broader attack surface coverage spanning cloud and identity security.

N-able's Unified Endpoint Management, Adlumin Security Operations, and Cove Data Protection products are included in the combined offering. According to the companies, the partnership is supported by a single commercial contract and support line.

"Security teams don't need more complexity, they need faster and more precise outcomes aided by AI-powered remediation with human-in-the-loop," said Laura DuBois, General Manager of N-able UEM.

"Together with N-able, we're empowering organizations to embrace the transformative benefits of AI, while giving them the tools, intelligence, automation and expertise needed to defend this new and expanding attack surface," said Bryce Grow, SVP of Global Channel and MSP at SentinelOne.

The information in this article is based on a press release issued by N-able.

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