When creditors’ rights law firms handle sensitive consumer data, a technology failure isn’t just an inconvenience — it’s a compliance risk. That’s the conversation AdRem Systems Corporation is bringing to the legal collections industry’s biggest annual gathering.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, UNITED STATES, October 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — AdRem Systems Corporation, a managed IT services and cybersecurity provider serving organizations across the United States, will exhibit at 2026 NCBA Connect, the National Creditors Bar Association’s annual conference for the legal collections industry. The event runs October 12–15 at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida.
The conference assembles creditors’ rights attorneys, credit grantors, and industry vendors for sector-specific education, client meetings, networking, and discussions on the issues shaping legal collections organizations today.
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AdRem’s involvement stems from its existing work in the space. After partnering with a creditors’ rights law firm earlier this year, the AdRem team saw NCBA Connect as a chance to deepen its engagement with the community and connect with other firms wrestling with similar technology, cybersecurity, and compliance hurdles.
“Working directly with organizations in regulated industries gives us a much better understanding of what’s at stake when technology isn’t working the way it should,” said Chris Stocker, Regional Director of Colorado at AdRem. “For a law firm, technology has to do more than keep people connected. It needs to support the business, protect sensitive information and help the firm stay productive when something unexpected happens. We’re looking forward to learning more from the NCBA community and having those conversations in Orlando.”
Stocker is expected to attend alongside Tracy Baptiste, Compliance Solutions Architect for AdRem Systems Corporation and Compliancy Sherpa. Both professionals work closely with organizations operating in regulated environments and understand the delicate balance between security, compliance requirements, productivity, and day-to-day operations.
For creditors’ rights firms, those responsibilities touch nearly every corner of the technology environment. Sensitive client and consumer information must remain protected while attorneys and staff still need dependable access to the systems, communications, and data that keep cases and business operations moving forward.
AdRem helps organizations tackle these challenges with a more coordinated approach, aligning managed IT, cybersecurity, business continuity, and compliance support with the specific needs of the business.
“Security and compliance work best when they become part of how an organization operates rather than something addressed separately,” said Tracy Baptiste. “Our goal is to help businesses understand their risks, put the right safeguards in place and build processes they can realistically maintain. Events like NCBA Connect give us the opportunity to hear directly from firms about the challenges they are navigating.”
Throughout the conference, attendees can visit AdRem at Booth 3 to meet the team, discuss technology and cybersecurity concerns, and explore resources designed to help organizations evaluate their current IT environment and identify potential areas of risk.
The 2026 NCBA Connect conference will take place October 12–15, 2026, at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida.
ABOUT ADREM SYSTEMS CORPORATION
Founded in 2003, AdRem provides managed IT services, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, business continuity, and technology consulting to organizations across a range of industries. With offices serving Virginia, Florida, Michigan, and Colorado, AdRem helps businesses align technology with their operational goals while protecting the systems and information they depend on.
AdRem also works with organizations operating in regulated environments to address cybersecurity and compliance requirements through practical technology strategies and ongoing support.
For more information about AdRem, visit www.adrem.com.
Ashley Birt
AdRem Systems Corporation
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Why it matters: As legal collections firms face mounting pressure to protect sensitive data while maintaining operational efficiency, having IT providers that understand both technology and regulatory obligations is becoming essential. AdRem’s presence at NCBA Connect signals a growing recognition that cybersecurity and compliance are no longer back-office concerns but core business priorities for the legal industry.
