N-able Threat Hunting
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Est 2000|Valuation $838.7M|Raised $1.2B
MarketsEndpoint Security (EPP/EDR)
Enhance your reputation by delivering the RMM, security, and data protection solutions that make you indispensable.
Published May 16, 2026
| Starting Price | Not publicly listed (contact sales) | Published entry pricing available for some tiers; higher tiers and MDR offerings require contact with the vendor | Package listings available; exact pricing requires engagement with the vendor |
| Best For | MSPs seeking an EDR + hunt workflow with optional managed augmentation | Organizations seeking a widely adopted enterprise endpoint platform with published entry pricing for some tiers | Organizations seeking SentinelOne platform features (Storyline, Purple AI) with optional MDR |
| Key Strength | Channel and MSP orientation; hunt UI mapped to MITRE; optional 24×7 managed hunting via partner-backed services | Broad platform modules, enterprise mindshare, and published entry pricing for select tiers | Platform telemetry and AI capabilities; market presence for endpoint protection |
| Key Weakness | Pricing opacity and dependence on partner-packaged SKUs; limited independent review volume for the Threat Hunting feature itself | Potentially higher costs at scale; MDR pricing requires direct engagement with the vendor | Pricing and MDR add-on costs typically require contact with sales; feature availability can vary by channel |
Competitor strengths where alternatives may be preferable:
CrowdStrike Falcon: publishes pricing for some entry tiers and has a broad ecosystem and enterprise presence; may be preferable for organizations seeking a single-vendor endpoint platform with many modules and established enterprise support.
SentinelOne (direct): If channel-packaged SKUs constrain features, procuring SentinelOne directly or through other channels may offer different tiering and add-ons.
Huntress: positioned for MSPs and organizations seeking managed detection outcomes without building an internal SOC; often evaluated as a pragmatic MDR alternative.
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Adoption trends and portfolio direction: N-able’s acquisition of Adlumin and ongoing product updates indicate a strategic emphasis on expanding security operations capabilities (XDR/MDR) beyond endpoint hunting.
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