technologyreseller.co.uk 37 TECHDIGEST continued... NinjaOne announces integration with ServiceNow NinjaOne has announced a new integration with ServiceNow that will enable IT organisations to share real-time insights across service management and endpoint management teams, breaking down silos and improving visibility and control. Rahul Hirani, Chief Product Officer at NinjaOne, said: “Organisations rely on multiple IT service solutions, which often leaves information gaps and delays the resolution of IT issues. NinjaOne’s integration with ServiceNow eliminates this problem by continuously updating IT data in ServiceNow as conditions change, providing real-time accuracy and ensuring devices remain healthy.” The integration allows IT teams to use NinjaOne endpoint data for asset tracking and to update configuration data within ServiceNow. NinjaOne endpoint data flows directly into ServiceNow to keep incidents and device records current, while technicians can act on devices without ever leaving the platform. Alerts detected in NinjaOne automatically trigger an incident in ServiceNow, enabling IT teams to investigate and resolve issues as soon as they arise, while a unified, real-time view across both NinjaOne and ServiceNow platforms provides IT technicians with a single source of truth. www.ninjaone.com … SuperOps and Guardz declare the end of the fragmented MSP stack IT operations platform SuperOps and agentic security operations platform Guardz have entered into a strategic partnership and launched a bundled offering designed to help MSPs move beyond fragmented software stacks and build the connected data foundations required for AI-native service delivery. The strategic partnership bundles the two AI‑native platforms into a single offering, giving MSPs a connected foundation for operations, security and AI readiness and removing the need for time-consuming switching between platforms. SuperOps unifies PSA, RMM, MDM, ticketing and automation into a single system for running service delivery and endpoint management, while the Guardz Ultimate Plan brings identity, endpoints, email and more into a connected data fabric, with agentic correlation for threat detection and response backed by 24/7 human-led MDR. Together, the bundle gives MSPs the context, visibility and control to both manage and protect their customers in one connected foundation, while preparing for the next generation of agentic workflows. Arvind Parthiban, CEO and co-founder of SuperOps, said: “The next generation of MSPs won’t be defined by how many tools they operate. They’ll be defined by how effectively they connect operations, security, automation and AI into a single system. Agentic AI depends on context. When critical operational and security data lives across disconnected tools, MSPs limit the value AI can create for their teams and customers. This partnership is about helping MSPs replace complexity with clarity and build a stronger foundation for the AI era.” superops.com … Fig Group secures investment for MSP risk management platform Fig Group, a governance-first cybersecurity and compliance partner for Managed Service Providers, has secured seed investment from SFC Capital, an early-stage investor and leading SEIS fund, for its risk management platform. Fig Group gives MSPs an off-the-shelf means of assessing, certifying, maintaining and ensuring compliance across their entire client base. It owns the full risk chain, delivering Compliance-as-aService and Cybersecurity-as-a-Service as a single, accountable managed offering rather than a stack of disconnected software. In addition to its continuous operational monitoring and management platform, Fig Group is an accredited certification body for Cyber Essentials and the Defence Cyber Certification, enabling MSPs to offer a broader range of services to clients, without requiring in-house expertise. figgroup.co.uk … Zen launches Simple Switch to ease broadband migrations Zen Internet is making it easier for channel partners to switch broadband customers between wholesale providers with the launch of a Simple Switch capability that in most scenarios removes the need to manually reconfigure router usernames and passwords. By automatically recognising the broadband circuit and applying the correct authentication behind the scenes, it saves partners significant time and effort. Unlike solutions limited to a single wholesale network, Simple Switch works across Zen’s growing portfolio of network providers, including Openreach, CityFibre, Freedom Fibre, MS3 and Trooli. Simple Switch also supports the move to all-IP connectivity by making it easier to migrate existing customers from legacy ADSL and FTTC services onto newer services such as FTTP. A single standard router configuration can be used for hardware deployment, instead of having to configure devices individually before they’re shipped to customers. Paul North, Managing Director of Zen’s Partner Division, said: “Our partners tell us they want the switching process to be simpler, quicker and less resource intensive. That’s exactly what Simple Switch is designed to do. Whether they’re moving a single customer, upgrading existing services or migrating an entire customer base, we’re removing one of the biggest operational headaches from the process.” Simple Switch is available by default across eligible Zen Partner broadband services and requires no new ordering process or additional configuration. New venue for Russell-Cooke Silicon Cup Regatta The IT industry’s biggest charity sailing event, the RussellCooke Silicon Cup Regatta, is taking place for the first time at its new home in Ocean Village, Southampton on 15–16 September 2026. Sponsored once again by Top 100 law firm RussellCooke, the regatta has earned a reputation as one of the technology community’s most distinctive annual events, combining competitive yacht racing with customer entertainment, networking, team building and charitable fundraising. The regatta is open to experienced sailors and complete beginners alike and every yacht is accompanied by a professional skipper. Teams that take to the water this year will be helping to create opportunities for young people, support children and families facing extraordinary challenges, and contribute towards protecting the marine environment through the event’s four charity partners: The Genie’s Wish, The Andrew Simpson Foundation, Greig City Academy Sailing Programme and The Final Straw Foundation. To date, the Silicon Cup has raised more than £1 million for charitable causes. Visit its website for more details and an online booking form. https://thesiliconcup.com/ Rahul Hirani Paul North
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