N‑able's artificial intelligence capabilities provide SMB customers with enterprise-grade cyber protection
PRAGUE, February 13, 2026 – ZEBRA SYSTEMS, the distributor of N-able solutions in the Czech and Slovak markets, has introduced enhanced artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities across the entire N-able solution platform. These capabilities will help organizations operate securely, efficiently, and with maximum resilience at a time when AI is reshaping both cyber threats and complex IT environments.
As AI accelerates the pace, scale, and sophistication of cyberattacks, the demands placed on enterprise protection are also increasing. N‑able is responding by deploying AI in endpoint management, security operations, and data protection to help organizations anticipate risks, automate responses, and speed up incident remediation. Drawing on insights from more than 11 million managed endpoints and an ecosystem of more than 25,000 MSP partners, N‑able transforms data into practical AI-powered capabilities that reduce operational burden and strengthen companies' cyber resilience.
N‑able's AI-driven approach unifies detection, response, and recovery, helping small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) achieve a level of protection comparable to the enterprise sector without the complexity and high costs:
1. Unified endpoint management: AI-driven automation
- AI-powered scripting and automation reduce hours of manual work to minutes by translating natural-language requests into scripts ready for immediate execution. This accelerates autonomous endpoint management and improves workload operational performance.
- An AI-powered developer portal accelerates the integration of new technologies into customer systems and third-party tools that support their complex business processes.
2. Security operations: Smarter threat detection and response
- Advanced AI threat detection models continuously analyze application and user behavior, identify unauthorized activity, and map lateral movement across environments to enable rapid intervention.
- Automated threat triage uses AI to identify and assign 90% of alerts to the appropriate response procedure, reducing analysts' workload and accelerating incident resolution.
3. Data protection: Intelligent recovery
- Automated recovery testing uses AI to verify recoverability without manual testing and validation, saving time and increasing confidence in data integrity.
“Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing threats and the way organizations must think about resilience,” said Mike Adler, Chief Technology and Product Officer at N‑able. “In an environment where attacks unfold within minutes, cyber resilience must operate continuously. We are focused on embedding AI directly into the systems our customers use every day and introducing optional AI agent capabilities. This will help automate tasks, increase efficiency, and keep firm control in human hands, making resilience an integrated operational discipline rather than merely a reactive tool.”
Article author: ZEBR.ai editorial team
