NinjaOne: NinjaOne for Government – FedRAMP High
What the check says
The last check got an answer from the address.
This status may not be accurate. The address checked for each product comes from publicly available information, such as the website its provider lists on the FedRAMP (Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program) Marketplace, and it may not be the address the service runs on. Do not rely on it alone: confirm with the provider's own status page.
How to read this. FedXchange checks one public web address for each product every 3 minutes, from the United States. "Answering" means that address replied, even with a sign-in page. Each check says what it visits: "Service address" and "Likely service address" are addresses of the service itself; "Provider website only" is the provider's public website, which can answer while the service is down. It does not mean every feature works, and it says nothing about an agency's own address for the service. If a check looks wrong, open the product's status page and use the form there to tell us.
Results last read November 14, 2026, 00:50 UTC. Checks run on Better Stack. FedXchange is not affiliated with FedRAMP or any provider listed here.
Times it did not answer
Each time the address failed two checks in a row, newest first.
FedXchange has recorded none.
Is this check wrong?
This check visits the website the provider lists on the FedRAMP Marketplace, which is not always the address people use. If you know a better one, or the status here does not match what you see, tell us.