We are excited to announce that The Channel Company has named KaufmanIT, Inc. to its 2025 CRN Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category!
Each year, CRN compiles its prestigious MSP 500 list to recognize top-performing IT Managed Service Providers across North America. This list celebrates companies that excel in delivering innovative IT solutions, driving business efficiencies, and optimizing technology investments for their clients. The Pioneer 250 category highlights MSPs dedicated to serving small and mid-sized businesses, providing them with enterprise-grade IT services tailored to their unique needs.
KaufmanIT specializes in providing SMBs with enterprise-grade IT and cybersecurity services that would typically be out of reach for organizations of their size. A core part of this offering is the SecureKIT™ family of solutions, which delivers robust security, IT management, and business continuity tools tailored for SMBs. Of particular note is SecureKIT™ Shield, a proactive security solution that provides continuous vulnerability scanning, DNS security filtering, and additional layers of protection to safeguard businesses against modern cyber threats. Read more about SecureKIT™ Shield here.
Being recognized on CRN’s MSP 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category validates the work we do every day to ensure that small and midsize businesses have access to the same level of security and IT leadership as large enterprises. Our commitment to client service and data protection is at the heart of everything we do.
Many small and mid-sized businesses underestimate their vulnerability to cyber threats, often assuming they are too small to be targeted. This assumption can be costly. Cybersecurity is no longer optional—it’s essential. As more SMBs recognize the need for robust IT management and security solutions, recognitions like this help guide them to trusted providers like KaufmanIT for expert guidance and comprehensive protection.
A HUGE thank you to CRN/The Channel Company for this recognition.
