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

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