Most organizations realize they have security gaps. But what isn’t as clear is whether an attacker could exploit those gaps and, if so, what would happen. That’s exactly...
Most IT teams do not need an “AI transformation.” They need fewer repetitive tasks, faster diagnosis, and a way to maintain service quality as environments grow more...
AI in ITSM: Use Cases, Benefits & Implementation IT service management teams are under pressure to support more users, more applications, and more complex environments, often without adding...
Choosing between Full Managed IT and Supplemental (Co-Managed) IT comes down to one thing: how much responsibility you want your IT partner to assume—and where you need the...
Xantrion joined healthcare and technology leaders at the California Healthcare Innovation Conference to take part in the featured panel, “From AI Hype to Healthcare Impact: A Practical Readiness...
All IT teams deal with service requests, outages, and change requests. But there's a big difference between managing them reactively and proactively using a structured system. That's what...
"Man-in-the-middle" attacks aren't new. What's changed is how consistently attackers can now bypass MFA by stealing session tokens in real time. This technique is often referred to as...
Most organizations rely on IT services every day, even when nobody calls them "services." Email and collaboration platforms, identity and access tools, endpoint management, line of business applications,...
AI pilots were a smart first move. Most mid market firms have already tested Copilot, used ChatGPT for drafts and summaries, or experimented with a few small automations. In 2026,...
IT Benchmarking: KPIs, Metrics & Strategy Guide IT benchmarking answers a straightforward question with real budget, performance, and risk implications: How is IT performing compared to where it...
Cybersecurity risk is becoming harder for RIAs to separate from regulatory risk. Verizon's analysis found that ransomware attacks rose 37% from 2024 to 2025, while vulnerability exploitation grew...
Recent reporting about Anthropic’s Claude Mythos model has raised understandable questions for business leaders and IT teams. Mythos is an unreleased AI model developed for advanced cybersecurity work...
The financial services industry is one of the top targets of cyberattacks, second only to manufacturing, according to Verizon. Yet, attacks on financial services firms all too often...
Disruptions do not wait for a convenient time. A ransomware event, internet outage, cloud service failure, severe weather incident, or vendor issue can stop work fast. When that happens, the...
Many organizations run cybersecurity tabletop exercises expecting clarity. Instead, they uncover confusion. The problem usually is not what happens in the room. It starts earlier, in the assumptions baked into the objective,...
For an uncomfortable number of organizations, it's only when a crisis hits that leaders learn whether their incident response plan works. By then, it's too late to, for...
Many organizations conduct cybersecurity assessments only after regulatory pressure or legal obligations arise. That's because compliance requirements frequently trigger formal evaluations of cybersecurity practices and risk exposure. But...
Requests from legal or compliance teams often stem from a few key scenarios. A vendor may require proof of security controls before signing a contract, an auditor might...
Recently, Foster City declared a local state of emergency after a ransomware-related cyberattack forced the city to take its network offline, disrupting email and phones and limiting services...
The relentless pace of cyberattacks shows no signs of letting up. The fastest eCrime breakout time—the speed at which an attacker moves from initial access to lateral movement—dropped...
Key Takeaways AI tools for lawyers span everything from legal research and contract review to document drafting and case management. Mainstream AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude can...
Law firms manage some of the most sensitive information in the business world. Client confidences. Intellectual property. Merger strategies. Litigation plans. Financial records. That mix of privileged data...
AI is already present in the legal technology stack, whether a firm has made a formal “AI decision” or not. Microsoft 365, document platforms, and security tools increasingly...
Artificial intelligence is already being used in investment firms. So the compliance risk isn’t whether AI is being used. It’s whether AI is properly controlled and supervised. In...
AI is no longer a future-state conversation for law firms. It is already embedded in the tools teams use every day, from email and document management to eDiscovery...
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has the authority to hold businesses accountable for data privacy gaps, and it's using that authority. The CPPA has moved beyond advisory...
Many AI initiatives start the same way: someone identifies a promising tool, runs a pilot, secures budget approval, and then discovers the infrastructure can't support it, the data...
Organizations rushing to adopt AI tools all too often discover that technology alone doesn’t guarantee success. Without proper assessment, security controls, and governance frameworks, AI initiatives can actually...
AI is a business transformation, not just another piece of software or a standalone technology initiative. In regulated and security-sensitive industries, it also changes how data is handled,...
In 2000, Anne Bisagno and Tom Snyder founded Xantrion with a clear vision: building a people-focused IT services company. Twenty-five years later, our growth tracks the same pressures...