AdRem Systems Corporation will exhibit at 2026 NCBA Connect in Orlando, where the managed IT and cybersecurity provider plans to discuss technology, security and compliance with creditors’ rights firms. The National Creditors Bar Association’s annual conference runs October 12–15 at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld.
Chris Stocker, AdRem’s Regional Director of Colorado, is expected to attend with Tracy Baptiste, the company’s Compliance Solutions Architect and Compliancy Sherpa. The company says its participation follows a relationship with a creditors’ rights law firm earlier this year, which introduced the team to the conference and its legal collections community, according to its conference announcement.
AdRem Systems Corporation Brings Its Regulated-Industry Work
NCBA Connect brings creditors’ rights attorneys, credit grantors and industry vendors together for education, client meetings, networking and discussion of issues affecting legal collections organizations. AdRem says it wants to hear from firms about technology and cybersecurity challenges while sharing its experience serving organizations in regulated environments. The company issued its announcement from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on October 10, 2026.
Stocker said law firm technology must do more than connect people. In comments included in the announcement, he said systems also need to support business operations, protect sensitive information and help firms remain productive when unexpected problems arise.
Those concerns can meet in day-to-day work at creditors’ rights firms, the announcement said. Client and consumer information needs protection, while attorneys and staff still require reliable access to systems, communications and data used to move cases and business operations forward.
AdRem describes its approach as aligning managed IT, cybersecurity, business continuity and compliance support with a client’s business needs. The company also says it provides cloud solutions and technology consulting to organizations across industries.
That focus connects with broader reporting on cybersecurity challenges facing operators responsible for essential systems. A separate Block Editorial report examines how organizations assess technology spending and outcomes through an Eagle Hill survey.
Conference Conversations Will Center on Security and Compliance
Baptiste said security and compliance work best when incorporated into how an organization operates. She said AdRem aims to help businesses understand risks, establish safeguards and build processes they can maintain. The company’s announcement said the conference offers a chance to hear directly from firms about the challenges they face.
Attendees can visit AdRem at Booth 3 to meet the team, discuss technology and cybersecurity concerns, and review resources for evaluating an IT environment and identifying potential areas of risk. The announcement does not describe a specific product launch or a new service tied to the event.
AdRem was founded in 2003 and says it serves organizations across the United States, with offices serving Virginia, Florida, Michigan and Colorado. Its stated services include managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, business continuity and technology consulting. The conference is scheduled for October 12–15, 2026, in Orlando.
For firms attending NCBA Connect, the next step is an in-person conversation with AdRem’s representatives at Booth 3 about their current technology, security and compliance needs. Readers can also review Block Editorial’s report on a separate cybersecurity breach for another example of the risks organizations face.
