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Vikram Ramesh named CMO of N-able
He was elevated as the CMO from his earlier role as N-able’s CSO.
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Staff Reporter - Thu, 19, Jun 2025
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Vikram Ramesh seeks to elevate the brand as a global force in security innovation / N-able website
N-able, a Massachusetts based global software company, appointed Vikram Ramesh as its Chief Marketing Officer (CMO).
Ramesh joins with more than two decades of cybersecurity marketing and business leadership expertise.
Before being elevated to the office of the CMO, Ramesh was serving as the Chief Strategy Officer of N-able. He joined the company after N-able acquired Adlumin in 2024, where he had been serving as its CMO.
John Pagliuca, CEO of N-able highlighted the importance of the timing of Vikram’s appointment and said, “Vikram's appointment represents a pivotal moment in N-able's transformation journey."
Pagliuca added, "His deep cybersecurity expertise across Fortune 500 enterprises and high-growth security innovators makes him uniquely qualified to lead our marketing evolution as we shift from IT management to becoming the midmarket's most trusted cyber resiliency partner.”
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Ramesh addressed his appointment and said, “I'm thrilled to support N-able’s mission and help elevate its brand as a global force in security innovation.”
He added, “As cyberattacks grow more frequent, targeted, and sophisticated, the need for accessible protection has never been greater. The company’s commitment to level the cybersecurity playing field with a unified best-of-breed cyber resilience platform aligns with my passion for ensuring enterprise-grade security is available to organizations of all sizes.”
He also spoke about continuing his work with the N-able team and said, “I look forward to working with the team to continue strengthening N-able’s position as a trusted security partner and market leader.”
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