Roughly 40 percent of Kaseya’s revenues come from outside North America. And the IT software management company generates about $75 million in annual recurring revenue across EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), according to Kaseya CEO Fred Voccola.
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Many organizations are not following baseline best practices for data protection and disaster recovery (DR), according to the latest findings from Unitrends’ annual Cloud and Disaster Recovery Survey….
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Kaseya today acquired RapidFire Tools as part of an effort to provide more managed service providers (MSPs) with an opportunity to manage compliance opportunities.
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POD2112: Kaseya’s Fred Voccola on One-Stop Shops for Managed Services
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Kaseya hopes to give its partners an integrated managed compliance solution with the acquisition of RapidFire Tools.
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Called Kaseya Compliance Manager, the new system is based heavily on RapidFire Tools’ Audit Guru product. RapidFire Tools will continue operating as an independent business unit, and continue selling, supporting, and enhancing all of the products it offers today.
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The acquisition, its second in 2018 following its May acquisition of Unitrends, gives Kaseya the ability to roll a complete suite of security and compliance tools into the Kaseya management platform.
Read MoreKaseya has acquired RapidFire Tools, a popular MSP software provider focused on internal threat detection, network and security assessments, and compliance products. Moreover, Kaseya will likely make additional acquisitions in the near-term, CEO Fred Voccola hinted to ChannelE2E in a recent interview.
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Kaseya is making moves to help managed service providers (MSPs) spin up compliance-related practices.
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