IT, Cybersecurity
& Compliance Insights from Integris

Banks need technology to boost customer experience, bolster cybersecurity,, improve operational efficiency, and increase return on assets. Here’s how an MSP improves banks’ return on assets–without breaking the bank.

Law firms are prime targets for cybersecurity threats, from phishing attacks to vulnerabilities in unpatched in systems. Managed service providers (MSPs) can help them build the right cybersecurity strategy. The right managed service provider can help law firms navigate these threats by understanding law firms’ business and compliance requirements. The following articles features some key…

Microsoft 365 benefits include helping organizations bolster security and compliance, boost collaboration and productivity, and tap data-driven action. MSPs can help companies fully realize the benefits.

Key Takeaways: If you’re a bank thinking of outsourcing IT,  the most important parts of your managed service provider (MSP) agreement may be what’s between the lines. The key is to focus on the details. Ask these questions to know whether an MSP is up to the challenge of working in the highly regulated banking…

Check out the highlights from Red Dot Security, which rounds up key cyberthreats and vulnerabilities that could affect your IT environment.

Managing your endpoints can help you avoid 90% of cybersecurity problems. Here’s how to choose between EDR vs. ITDR vs. MDR vs. XDR for your company.

Is your legal practice safe from cyber criminals? Take this quick eight question quiz and find out if your firm makes the grade.

If you run a law firm, chances are you know the drill. You’re about to get a new corporate client, and soon after you’ve signed your agreement, you get the dreaded cybersecurity questionnaire that’s so thorough you’re practically asked for your dental records. You don’t have an extensive IT department with time on their hands…

Like most businesses, most law firms think of their Information Technology as simply “table stakes” needed to run a firm. But what could your firm accomplish if you used IT to help Improve your client service, productivity, compliance, and more? IT support for law firms is its own specialty—and one worth investing in. The right…

Most lawyers understand that the American Bar Association expects their firm to protect a client’s information correctly. But when industry-specific data handling regulations bind your client, it’s easy to get confused about how this thicket of cybersecurity rules affects your client-lawyer service and communication. Data handling for law firms can be confusing. As an IT…

Key Takeaways Many IT managed service providers (MSPs) offer IT Asset Management services as a key part of their contracts. This allows businesses to take the daily tasks of IT inventory and management out of house, freeing up internal staff for more strategic tasks. In addition to the physical management of a company’s devices, IT…

A full 70% of banks in the US are spending more on their cybersecurity in 2025.  How do we know? We asked. As part of our latest Integris report, Understanding U.S. Banks Annual IT spend in 2025, we talked to nearly 1000 bank executives across the US, and the results were pretty consistent across the…

Your clients come to your firm for results—often under extraordinary circumstances. When you’re burning the night oil on your latest case, the last thing you need to be thinking about is whether or not you can resolve some glitch with your computer after hours, or whether or not you’ve just transferred a file securely. You…

Your employees are your best defense against hackers.  It’s a motto you’ll hear over and over in cybersecurity circles, especially among organizations like banks with a high need for privacy and compliance. But it’s only half the story. After all, you can’t have highly motivated, security-conscious employees without all the training, policies, tools, and overall…

China’s new DeepSeek AI engine Has Ushered in a New Era of Fast-Turn, Low-Cost AI Tools. But Are the Risks Worth the Rewards for US Companies? Key Takeaways: China’s DeepSeek has been hailed as the nimble new competitor to US large language AI models—an alternative that was developed for only $5.7 million, uses fewer advanced…