This release introduces secure communication improvements and general stability fixes for macOS devices.
No new features were introduced beyond security and connectivity improvements.
N-zo: Your AI Assistant for N-central and N-sight
Today we’re introducing the Public Preview of N-zo, N-able’s embedded AI assistant — built directly into N-central and N-sight — designed to help IT teams work faster, reduce manual effort, and make more confident decisions using the data their environment is already generating.
Unlike generic AI tools, N-zo understands your devices, your environment, and your N-able products. Ask a question in plain English and get a precise, actionable response — without digging through reports, searching documentation, or jumping between tools.
In initial preview testing, N-zo delivered an average of ~70% time savings across common IT tasks — with up to 80% efficiency gains on documentation lookups and 53% on device troubleshooting.*
Continue readingYou can now explicitly decline patches and remove the declined status when needed, giving you greater control over what updates are installed across your devices.
This enhancement gives technicians a clear, intentional way to:
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Respond faster with fresher data and clearer insights. Vulnerability Scan on Demand lets you immediately re‑scan devices when it matters most, while Ask N‑zo (Preview) helps you quickly understand risk and next steps using natural‑language questions.
Vulnerability Scan on Demand gives you direct control over when vulnerability data is refreshed. Instead of waiting for the next scheduled scan, you can instantly trigger a scan for selected online devices—ideal for validating remediation, investigating suspicious findings, or responding to urgent exposure concerns.
On‑demand scans work seamlessly alongside existing scheduled scans and always surface the most recent results, so you can act with confidence without disrupting established workflows.
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Extending the Ask N‑zo Preview to provide AI‑powered assistance for Vulnerability Management helps you make sense of vulnerability data faster. By asking natural‑language questions, you can receive concise, contextual summaries about vulnerabilities, affected assets, and risk considerations to guide prioritization and planning.
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We’re pleased to announce an upcoming release for N-able Risk Intelligence, scheduled for delivery starting on Tuesday, April 14th, 2026.
This release is focused on upgrades to our back-end systems addressing several security related improvements, minor bug fixes, and infrastructure enhancements.
Release Schedule:
There may be brief moments of downtime during the maintenance windows, which may result in usability issues or errors within the application. After the maintenance windows, all operations should resume as normal.
New Pending Patches View: See What’s Next, Before It Installs
We’ve added a new Pending Patches view to the Linux Patch Management area, giving you a single place to see everything that’s queued up to install across all assets.
This view is designed to help technicians answer one simple question quickly: what’s about to happen next?
Centralised view of all pending patches
Clear insight into upcoming installs
Bulk cancel actions
Select and cancel pending patches individually or in bulk when priorities change or issues are identified.
Alongside the new Pending Patches view, we’ve shipped several usability improvements to make day‑to‑day patch management easier:
Hide dashboard widgets
Side panel upgraded to an overlay panel
We’re releasing a new version of the N-sight agent, version 10.15.3, as General Availability. This release includes security improvements and a new code-signing certificate.
As we kicked off the year, our focus remained consistent: helping security teams move faster and with greater confidence. In Q1, that focus translated into concrete gains in coverage, response speed, and visibility into outcomes inside the tools teams already rely on.
Across the quarter, we expanded real‑world threat coverage, tightening response workflows, reducing manual effort, and improved how teams can see and explain the impact of their security operations across the environments they manage.
The result is a set of improvements designed to support stronger, more efficient security operations without adding complexity.
Continue readingMSP Manager now integrates with Adlumin MDR/XDR to help MSPs align service desk and security operations through a connected ticketing workflow.
This integration allows security‑driven tickets created in Adlumin to flow into MSP Manager, while keeping ticket updates synchronized between both platforms. MSP technicians and SOC teams gain shared visibility into incident progress, reducing manual effort and improving collaboration.
We’ve introduced an enhancement to PowerShell threat detection that significantly improves visibility into real attacker behavior while continuing to keep alert noise extremely low.
This update uses advanced AI-driven behavioral analysis to evaluate all PowerShell activity in real time, allowing us to detect high‑confidence threats earlier and with greater clarity, without increasing alert volume.
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