Client asset protection
Combine strong authentication, email defenses, and verbal verification for money-movement requests.
IT services for financial advisors
Meta IT Pro helps independent advisors, RIAs, and wealth management firms protect client accounts and data, prepare evidence for regulatory exams and due diligence questionnaires, and keep advisors productive wherever they meet clients.
Built around your risks
We help you manage the risks that can disrupt work, compromise sensitive information, and damage the trust your clients place in you.
Operational priorities
A useful IT strategy reflects your workflows, obligations, busy periods, and tolerance for disruption—not just a list of products.
Combine strong authentication, email defenses, and verbal verification for money-movement requests.
Support written incident-response procedures, service-provider oversight, and the records needed to show they work.
Maintain inventories, access reviews, training records, and test results so exam and due diligence requests are not a scramble.
Technology budget planning
Use the calculator to plan security, compliance documentation, and support for advisors and operations staff.
Review workflows, systems, risks, vendors, and business priorities.
Address urgent support, reliability, access, and security concerns.
Implement the agreed identity, endpoint, email, network, and backup safeguards.
Monitor, support, document, and update the technology roadmap over time.
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The Meta IT Pro difference
“Stronger protection for client accounts, clearer exam evidence, and advisors who can work securely anywhere.”
Security-first managed IT gives your team a clearer path to resilient, dependable technology.
Frequently asked questions
The SEC's amendments require covered institutions, including registered investment advisers and broker-dealers, to adopt an incident response program, oversee service providers, and generally notify affected individuals within 30 days of discovering that sensitive customer information was, or is reasonably likely to have been, accessed or used without authorization. Larger entities had a December 2025 compliance date; smaller entities have until June 2026. Confirm your obligations with compliance counsel.
We help implement technical safeguards and organize evidence such as asset inventories, access reviews, MFA coverage, backup tests, and training records. Your compliance officer and counsel own the regulatory response.
Yes. We secure the devices and identities used to reach custodian portals, CRMs, and planning tools, and coordinate with those vendors when issues cross into their platforms.
Firms that hold personal information about Massachusetts residents are also subject to 201 CMR 17.00, which requires a written information security program.
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