Kaseya

Kaseya is a Miami-headquartered software company that makes IT management and cybersecurity tools. Its main customers are managed service providers (MSPs), which run IT for other businesses, and in-house IT departments at small and mid-sized organizations.

Kaseya was founded in 2000. It moved its headquarters to Miami about a decade ago and has expanded its Brickell office several times since. The company’s name has been on the Miami Heat’s downtown arena, Kaseya Center, since 2023. It also has offices in Australia, Canada, India, Ireland and the Netherlands, among other countries.

Its main product is Kaseya 365, a subscription platform with Endpoint, User and Ops modules. Other products cover remote monitoring and management, professional services automation and service desk, backup and disaster recovery, SaaS backup, user security training, penetration testing and compliance management. Kaseya bought backup and recovery company Datto in 2022 in a deal valued at $6.2 billion. The company says more than 40,000 organizations and more than 500,000 IT professionals use its products.

Leadership changes: In January 2025, longtime CEO Fred Voccola became vice chairman after about ten years running the company. At the time, Kaseya said it was preparing for a possible initial public offering but gave no timeline. On June 3, 2025, Kaseya named Rania Succar CEO. She previously spent nine years at Intuit, where she led QuickBooks Money and Intuit Mailchimp.

Recent news: In January 2026, Kaseya laid off about 5% of its global workforce, around 250 employees, according to CRN. The company called it a go-to-market realignment aimed at “clearer customer segmentation,” following what it said was a very strong end to 2025. It was one of several workforce reductions at Kaseya since 2024.

Address: 701 Brickell Ave., Miami, FL
Website: kaseya.com
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