AdRem Systems to Exhibit at NCBA Connect in Orlando

AdRem Systems Corporation will exhibit at the 2026 NCBA Connect conference in Orlando from Oct. 12-15 to meet creditors’ rights firms about IT, cybersecurity and compliance. The company is using the event to highlight technology resilience, sensitive-data protection and business continuity for regulated law firms.

Why it matters: - Creditors’ rights firms handle sensitive client and consumer data while relying on technology that must stay available, secure and compliant. - AdRem Systems is positioning its managed IT, cybersecurity and compliance services for law firms facing those pressures. - The conference gives legal collections firms a chance to compare technology approaches and risk-management priorities in one place.

What happened: - AdRem Systems Corporation will exhibit at 2026 NCBA Connect, the National Creditors Bar Association’s annual conference for the legal collections industry. - The conference runs Oct. 12-15 at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida. - AdRem plans to use the event to discuss protecting sensitive information and building resilient law firm technology. - Chris Stocker, Regional Director of Colorado at AdRem, is expected to attend alongside Tracy Baptiste, Compliance Solutions Architect for AdRem Systems Corporation and Compliancy Sherpa.

The details: - NCBA Connect brings together creditors’ rights attorneys, credit grantors and industry vendors for education, client meetings, networking and conversations about issues affecting legal collections organizations. - AdRem’s participation follows work with a creditors’ rights law firm earlier this year. - That relationship led to an introduction to NCBA Connect as a way to connect with firms facing similar technology, cybersecurity and compliance challenges. - AdRem says its work with regulated organizations has sharpened its understanding of what is at stake when technology fails. - Stocker said law firm technology must do more than keep people connected. He said it must support the business, protect sensitive information and help the firm stay productive during disruptions. - Baptiste said security and compliance work best when they are built into day-to-day operations rather than treated separately. - AdRem will be at Booth 3 during the conference. - Attendees can meet the team, discuss technology and cybersecurity concerns and explore resources to evaluate their IT environment and identify potential risk areas. - AdRem provides managed IT services, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, business continuity and technology consulting. - The company was founded in 2003 and has offices serving Virginia, Florida, Michigan and Colorado. - AdRem also works with organizations in regulated environments to address cybersecurity and compliance requirements through practical technology strategies and ongoing support. - More information is available at AdRem.

Between the lines: - AdRem is using a niche industry conference to deepen its footprint in a regulated market rather than relying on broad, generic marketing. - The message is focused on operational resilience, not just security tools, which suggests the company wants to be seen as a partner for both compliance and uptime. - The Booth 3 presence and one-on-one conversations point to a business-development push built around relationship selling.

What's next: - AdRem will meet attendees in Orlando during the Oct. 12-15 conference window. - The company is likely to use the event to identify new law-firm prospects and reinforce relationships in the creditors’ rights space. - Follow-on conversations may center on assessing IT risk, improving continuity planning and aligning compliance with daily operations.