N-able Retains Omdia Managed BDR Champion Status Amid Cyber Recovery Surge — N-able, Inc.

Event summary

N-able named a 'Champion' in the 2026 Omdia Global Managed Backup and Disaster Recovery Leadership Matrix for the third consecutive year.
Cyber recovery is becoming a board-level priority as organizations face increasing pressure to protect critical data and maintain business continuity.
Omdia estimates the managed services segment (BaaS and DRaaS) will reach $38 billion in 2026, growing at over 16%.
N-able's Cove Data Protection offers co-managed DRaaS to support rapid recovery from cyber incidents and site failures.
Chris Groot, General Manager of Cove, highlights ease of use, operational efficiency, and scalability as key differentiators.

The big picture

N-able's third consecutive Champion status in Omdia's Managed BDR Leadership Matrix underscores the growing criticality of cyber recovery solutions. As organizations face escalating cyber threats, the demand for scalable, efficient disaster recovery services is surging. The managed services segment, including BaaS and DRaaS, is projected to reach $38 billion in 2026, reflecting broader industry trends toward outsourced IT security and business continuity solutions.

What we're watching

Market Growth: The pace at which the managed services segment (BaaS and DRaaS) will reach $38 billion in 2026, growing at over 16%.
Competitive Positioning: Whether N-able can sustain its leadership position in the managed BDR space amid increasing competition.
Strategic Integration: How the integration of DRaaS into Cove Data Protection will affect N-able's ability to deliver business resilience.