OK-ISAC

In response to increasing cyber threats to Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Information Sharing and Analysis Center (OK-ISAC) was established in August 2020 as a multiagency effort led by the Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES). Primarily aimed at mitigating cybersecurity risks across the state, this program offers real-time monitoring, vulnerability identification, incident response and threat intelligence to its members and partners.

OK-ISAC is dedicated to ensuring Oklahoma and its citizens are continuously educated and prepared to conduct their daily cyber activities in a safe and secure manner. OK-ISAC includes members from Oklahoma organizations, business leaders and cybersecurity professionals, enhancing information sharing across Oklahoma and improving cyber resilience at all levels of participation – local, regional and national.

Our vision for the OK-ISAC is to be a trusted hub for information sharing and analysis on cybersecurity issues in Oklahoma. This will be done by promoting an environment in which OK-ISAC members can work together to address those cybersecurity issues specific to Oklahoma.

1. To reduce the risk of cyber threats to Oklahoma.
2. To reduce the overall cost of cybersecurity for all state agencies by centralizing resources and providing a mechanism for leveraging large-scale purchases.
3. To provide centralized services with highly specialized and skilled resources.
4. To develop a cybersecurity ecosystem through public-private partnerships involving local entities, leading technology companies and other strategic private-sector partners.