Agent
Lightweight software on a managed device that reports data to the NinjaOne platform and executes authorized actions.
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Short, field-safe definitions for the platform primitives, product categories, recovery concepts, and solution-engineering terms used throughout the guide.
Lightweight software on a managed device that reports data to the NinjaOne platform and executes authorized actions.
A notification or work signal produced when a monitored condition matches defined logic.
Durable retained data optimized for search, governance, and discovery rather than only operational recovery.
A repeatable action triggered manually, on schedule, by policy, or by a condition.
Bring Your Own Device; a device-ownership model that changes MDM enrollment, privacy, and control choices.
Logic that evaluates device state and can drive alerts or automated response.
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures identifier for a publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerability.
A classification that describes a device's operational purpose and participates in policy assignment.
A managed or observed computing device such as a workstation, laptop, server, mobile device, or other connected system.
IT Asset Management: inventory and lifecycle governance for hardware, software, relationships, licenses, warranties, and ownership.
IT Service Management: the processes and systems used to design, deliver, support, and improve IT services.
Known Exploited Vulnerabilities: CISA's catalog used as evidence that a vulnerability is being exploited in the wild.
Mobile Device Management: enrollment, policy, configuration, app, security, and remote actions through mobile platform control planes.
Managed Service Provider: a company that operates IT services for multiple customer organizations.
An operating model that separates multiple customer or organizational environments while enabling delegated, reusable administration.
NinjaOne capability that adds patch-health context from advisories and deployment signals to patch decisions.
A reusable definition of desired monitoring, automation, patch, configuration, backup, or security behavior.
Proof of concept: a bounded, evidence-driven evaluation against agreed success criteria.
Professional Services Automation: service delivery and business workflow for tickets, time, knowledge, assets, billing, and accountability.
Remote Monitoring and Management: continuous device telemetry, alerting, policy, automation, and administrative action.
Recovery Point Objective: the acceptable amount of data loss measured in time.
Recovery Time Objective: the target time to restore service after disruption.
A governed, repeatable operating procedure with scope, steps, evidence, owner, and review lifecycle.
Service Level Agreement: a commitment describing service expectations such as response or resolution targets.
The authoritative system for a data object or process in an integration design.
Unified Endpoint Management: centralized management across multiple endpoint types and operating systems.