KVKK-Compliant NinjaOne Alternative: On-Premises RMM
NinjaOne is offered only as SaaS. Compare NinjaOne and Moftgate against KVKK articles for cross-border transfer, DLP, remote session logs and the VERBIS inventory.
NinjaOne is a popular RMM and endpoint management tool for MSPs and IT teams. It runs only in the cloud (SaaS) and has no on-premises option. Device inventory, script output and remote session logs are kept in NinjaOne’s cloud. These records often hold personal data such as user names, file paths and screenshots, so KVKK Articles 9 and 12 apply directly.
Moftgate Cyber Labs · Last reviewed: November 8, 2026
KVKK requirements: NinjaOne and Moftgate
| Requirement | NinjaOne | Moftgate |
|---|---|---|
| Art. 9 · Cross-border transfer | Runs only in the public cloud (SaaS). Data is kept in data centers outside Türkiye. | On-premises, private cloud or air-gapped deployment. Data stays inside your perimeter. |
| Art. 12 · Data security (DLP) | No built-in endpoint DLP. A third-party product is needed. | DLP runs in the same agent as RMM. |
| Art. 12 · Access and session logs | Remote session and script logs are kept in the cloud console. | Remote session and admin logs are stored on your own server in tamper-proof form. |
| Art. 16 · VERBIS data inventory | Gives a hardware and software inventory. It does not find personal data in files. | DSPM finds personal data and reports it by VERBIS category. |
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