Lansweeper Acquires Redjack to Enhance Asset Intelligence

Jul 19, 2025
Lansweeper has acquired Redjack, integrating its network discovery and application dependency mapping to enhance asset visibility and intelligence.

Lansweeper has acquired Redjack, a move that strengthens its position in technology asset intelligence. Announced in a press release, the acquisition integrates Redjack's passive network discovery and application dependency mapping into Lansweeper's platform. This integration aims to provide security teams with comprehensive visibility into all network-connected assets, whether managed or unmanaged.

Redjack's technology broadens Lansweeper's capabilities across enterprise, cloud, and edge environments, enhancing attack surface management and business continuity planning. The acquisition includes Redjack's technology, customer base, and workforce, promising uninterrupted service and support for existing Redjack customers.

The combined portfolio will offer broader asset visibility and full application dependency mapping, crucial for IT, security, and finance teams to prioritize vulnerabilities and streamline operations. Lansweeper's commitment to innovation and growth is underscored by this strategic acquisition, setting new standards in asset intelligence.

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