Information Security Office
Oakland County Cybersecurity helps protect the systems and services that residents rely on every day.
We work closely with County leadership and departments to manage cyber risk, strengthen security, and support informed decision-making across the organization. From public safety and health services to parks, courts, and community programs, our team helps ensure that critical County operations remain secure, available, and resilient. By monitoring threats, responding to incidents, and providing security guidance, we help safeguard the technology that enables County government to serve more than 1.3 million residents.
The Cybersecurity Division of the Department of Information Technology focuses on the following areas:
- Identity and access management
- Data governance and protection
- Application security
- Computers and mobile devices
- Network security
- Cloud infrastructure and software
- Threat and vulnerability management
- Cyber governance, risk, and compliance
- Security operations and monitoring
- Security culture and awareness
More from Information Security
Local Government
Cyber threats don't stop at city limits and neither do we. Oakland County Cybersecurity partners with cities, villages, townships, and other local agencies to strengthen security across the entire region. In addition to protecting the CVT services Oakland County provides, Cybersecurity offers a regular schedule of hands-on workshops and technical training, we help the people who keep local systems running stay ahead of evolving threats.
These sessions are built for a technical audience: the IT staff supporting a local municipality, and the cybersecurity professionals defending a neighboring county. Topics are practical and current, drawn from the real challenges facing public-sector teams today. Because when every community raises its capabilities, every community is safer.
Sessions run on a set schedule and seats are limited. Reach out using the link below to learn more, see upcoming dates, and reserve your place.
Businesses and Workplaces
A strong local economy depends on resilient, well-defended businesses. Oakland County Cybersecurity offers a series of workshops designed to help organizations of every size protect their people, their data, and their customers — with particular focus on the small and medium-sized businesses that form the backbone of our community.
Our sessions serve both technical and non-technical audiences, from IT teams hardening their defenses to front-desk staff learning to spot a phishing email. The goal is simple: raise security awareness in every workplace and make good security habits second nature. To extend that reach even further, we also maintain a blog of clear, practical guidance you're welcome to read and build directly into your own security awareness training.
Explore the blog, join upcoming workshops, and bring stronger security back to your team. Sessions run on a set schedule and seats are limited. Reach out using the link below to learn more, see upcoming dates, and reserve your place.
Citizens
Anyone can be targeted by a scam but no one should face it unprepared. Oakland County Cybersecurity is committed to helping the County's nearly 1.3 million residents recognize and avoid the fraud, scams, and online threats that grow more sophisticated every year. Through our online blog, we regularly publish plain-language awareness materials that make it easy for everyone to stay safe.
We pay special attention to those most at risk. Our dedicated outreach for senior citizens meets older residents where they are, with guidance tailored to the scams that target them most. And through ongoing community education, we work every day to reduce crime across Oakland County by putting knowledge — the best defense there is — into more hands.
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Our Envisioned Future
"I am not only concerned about the operations of the County but also our communities and citizens. We have over 100 local units of government in our County and over 1.25 million citizens. Together Oakland County must act."
– Dave Coulter, Oakland County Executive