On April 14, 2026, N‑able announced the launch of a co‑managed Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) offering that expands its Cove Data Protection platform. The new service lets customers mirror production workloads in N‑able’s secure, cloud‑hosted environment and fail over to pre‑staged virtual servers during cyber incidents or site failures.
The co‑managed DRaaS model removes the need for customers to build and maintain their own recovery infrastructure, addressing common pain points such as unpredictable cloud costs, limited in‑house expertise, and operational burden. By providing a vendor‑managed recovery environment, N‑able aims to reduce downtime and enable rapid, secure fail‑over for affected systems while customers quarantine and remediate compromised assets.
The expansion positions N‑able to capture a growing market for managed disaster recovery solutions, particularly among SMBs and mid‑market enterprises that rely on its existing data protection and security operations stack. The addition strengthens the company’s cyber‑resilience platform and supports its strategy of delivering integrated, AI‑enabled protection across endpoint, security, and data domains.
N‑able’s AI strategy underpins the new DRaaS offering. The company has been investing heavily in AI across its portfolio, using AI‑powered detections, workflow assistants, and proactive protection to enhance cybersecurity and business resilience. The DRaaS service is expected to benefit from this AI focus, providing automated fail‑over and threat detection within the recovery environment.
N‑able serves over 500,000 organizations worldwide and had a market cap of $867 million on April 14, 2026. The company guided for Q1 2026 revenue of $131–$132 million and full‑year 2026 revenue of $554–$559 million, with adjusted EBITDA margins projected at 30–31%. These figures reflect the company’s continued focus on profitable growth and investment in AI innovation.
"Downtime and data loss are no longer acceptable risks, especially as cyberattacks continue to target production and backup environments. With Cove DRaaS, we’re providing MSPs and IT teams with a secure, cloud‑hosted recovery environment that enables rapid fail‑over when it matters most," said Chris Groot, General Manager of Cove Data Protection. "After trialling Cove DRaaS, the difference was immediately clear. The process is far more streamlined and intuitive, freeing up our team to spend more time supporting customers rather than managing infrastructure," added Scott Hawkey, Technical Director at PCS. "Cove DRaaS strikes a strong balance between simplicity and capability, making enterprise‑grade disaster recovery more accessible and strengthening overall data recovery and business resilience." John Pagliuca, President and CEO, expressed confidence in the company’s momentum, stating, "We enter 2026 with momentum, following another year of profitable growth and with confidence that we can drive continued strong performance." CFO Tim O'Brien highlighted the company’s balanced approach to growth and profit, noting, "In 2026, we intend to make further investments in AI innovation and go‑to‑market expansion while driving over 30% adjusted EBITDA margins and meaningfully improving our unlevered free cash flow year‑over‑year."
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