Net at Work Acquires Kinzit Technologies to Expand Cybersecurity Reach

Key Takeaways

• Kinzit Technologies is Net at Work’s sixth acquisition of 2026 and ninth since July 1, 2025.
• The deal adds managed services and cybersecurity expertise in healthcare, construction and nonprofit markets.
• Kinzit Technologies employees will join Net at Work, while clients gain access to a broader portfolio of applications and IT services.

Net at Work has acquired Kinzit Technologies, extending an expansion strategy that combines geographic reach, application expertise and managed IT services for small and mid-size organizations.

Southgate, Mich.-based Kinzit Technologies brings managed services and cybersecurity capabilities, with particular experience serving healthcare, construction and nonprofit clients. Financial terms were not disclosed. According to CRN, the transaction is Net at Work’s sixth acquisition in 2026 and its ninth since July 1, 2025.

Net at Work's recent deals suggest an effort to assemble a wider combination of business applications, infrastructure management, security services and regional delivery resources. For SMB customers, this creates an opportunity to work with one partner across ERP, CRM, human resources systems, cloud operations and cybersecurity.

Kinzit Technologies employees will join Net at Work and continue supporting existing clients. Those customers, in turn, will gain access to Net at Work’s broader applications and services portfolio. Keeping established support relationships in place supports continuity in managed services acquisitions, where account knowledge often matters as much as the underlying technology.

“With a strong reputation for performance-driven operations and a service-oriented approach, Kinzit is a highly respected name within the MSP industry,” Net at Work's co-founder and co-CEO said in a statement, adding that Kinzit Technologies’ expertise would strengthen the organization's ability to improve efficiency, simplify IT environments and increase returns on technology investments.

Cybersecurity and application management are becoming harder for smaller organizations to treat as separate buying decisions. Cloud systems, identity controls, endpoint management, backups and industry applications increasingly overlap. Nearly 60% of SMBs report increasing reliance on third-party MSPs for cloud and cybersecurity capabilities, according to Forrester 2023 research.

Healthcare organizations face operational and regulatory pressures that require specific external expertise. Managed service providers supporting protected health information often help customers address administrative, physical and technical safeguards under the HHS HIPAA Security Rule. Construction businesses have different requirements, including distributed project teams and job-site connectivity, while nonprofits frequently operate with limited internal IT resources.

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework provides a common structure for understanding, prioritizing and communicating cyber risk. For Net at Work, adding Kinzit Technologies creates an opportunity to apply consistent risk-management practices across a larger customer base while retaining specific sector knowledge.

The purchase follows several other transactions spanning business applications and managed services. In June, Net at Work acquired Sage Software partner Millennium Accounting Solutions. Earlier 2026 acquisitions included Endeavor4, a Sage Intacct application service provider; OnPar Technologies, a managed services provider; BHE Consulting, an ERP application solution provider; and Network Computer Solutions, a Kansas-based managed services business serving the Midwestern U.S.

Net at Work also acquired AppSolute in August 2025, the Acumatica practice of Advanced Solutions & Consulting in September 2025, and LLB Partners in October 2025. Together, those deals demonstrate a strategy built around both technical breadth and local market presence. The company is recognized on both the CRN 2026 Solution Provider 500 and the CRN 2026 Managed Service Provider 500 lists.

Kinzit's president noted that the companies share an emphasis on client success and workforce development, pointing to the additional resources and growth opportunities available through the acquisition. Customers will evaluate the deal based on continuity of support, access to deeper security expertise, and whether a larger service portfolio successfully streamlines their technology operations.