• by Ray Schultz , Columnist, October 8, 2025

Kaseya, a specialist in AI-driven security management software, has ventured into the email space, acquiring Inky, a provider of generative AI-based email security for managed service providers MSPs and small- to-midsized businesses. 

The terms were not disclosed. 

Inky will be available as a stand-alone product and as part of Kaseya 365 User.

Kaseya offers "enterprise-grade protection to small and midsize businesses," says Rania Succar, CEO of Kaseya, in a statement.

Inky combines generative AI, behavioral analysis, and real-time user coaching to stop sophisticated phishing and impersonation attacks, Kaseya says its announcement. Its contextual intelligence warns users of potential risks within their inbox.

In a separate development, Kaseya announced several enhancements to its platforms at the Kaseya DattoCon 2025 conference. It unveiled Datto SIRIS 6, Datto Backup for Microsoft Entra ID and a preview of its Cyber Resiliency platform.  

Datto Siris 6 is a backup appliance for MSPs, Kaseya says. 

Datto Backup for Microsoft Entra ID is a backup and recovery tool that protects identity data, a critical theft vector, and facilitates rapid restoration after accidental deletions, misconfigurations or attacks, it adds.  

The new Cyber Resiliency features include a unified view and pooled storage for MSPs. 

Kaseya is “investing with urgency to arm our MSP partners with the data, insights and tools they need,” Succar says.