NinjaOne

SaaS / Software United States Website Reviewed Sept. 22, 2026

Cloud-based endpoint management, patching, remote access and backup platform used by MSPs and internal IT teams.

Certifications & Accreditations

Certification Certifying Body Scope Achieved Expiry Status
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Schellman Company ISMS; Statement of Applicability published on the trust page. Certificate document listed as NinjaOne ISO 27001 2025. — — Current
SOC 2 Type 2 Not published 2025 report; access requires a mutual NDA. — — Current
SOC 3 Type 2 Not published 2025 report, publicly viewable on the trust page. — — Current
FedRAMP Moderate (Authorized) FedRAMP (Agency path, Rev5) NinjaOne for Government only — a separate offering, NOT the commercial NinjaOne platform. Sept. 10, 2025 — Current
FedRAMP High (Ready) FedRAMP NinjaOne for Government. Ready designation only — not authorized. — — Current
TX-RAMP Texas DIR Badge shown on trust page; detail not published. — — Current
PCI DSS self-assessment Self-assessed (no QSA) Trust centre lists PCI self-assessment reports — SAQ, not QSA-validated certification. — — Current

Compliance Frameworks

ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Full
ISO 27001:2022 certified by Schellman with a published Statement of Applicability.
SOC 2 Type 2
Full
SOC 2 Type 2 (2025) under MNDA; SOC 3 Type 2 publicly viewable.
PCI DSS v4.0
Partial
Self-assessment questionnaires only; not QSA-validated.
GDPR 2016/679
Partial
Published DPA template and public per-vendor sub-processor list. NinjaOne describes GDPR alignment via contractual addendums.

Data Handling

Data Residency Regions
Customer-selectable AWS region; sub-processor regions span USA, Canada, Germany, Australia, Ireland, UK, Singapore, Japan
Encryption at Rest
No
Encryption in Transit
No

Contact & Responsible Disclosure

Read the FedRAMP scope carefully

NinjaOne’s FedRAMP Moderate authorization covers **"NinjaOne for Government"**, a distinct offering — not the commercial platform most MSPs buy. FedRAMP High is **Ready**, not Authorized.

DORA, GDPR and HIPAA are described by NinjaOne as alignment "through contractual addendums", not certifications.

**No public evidence** of a compromise of NinjaOne’s own infrastructure. Researchers have documented threat actors abusing NinjaOne RMM trials as an attack tool against third parties — that is platform abuse, not a NinjaOne breach.

Assess NinjaOne in your own vendor risk programme

SnapGRC lets you send security questionnaires, track DPA status, manage sub-processors, and maintain a supplier risk register — all audit-ready.