The State of Oklahoma modernized cybersecurity and government operations by expanding the Zscaler platform to consolidate more than 100 agencies under a unified zero trust architecture. The state sought to support secure work-from-anywhere capabilities, simplify infrastructure, accelerate cloud adoption, and strengthen protection against evolving cyber threats. By standardizing security across agencies, Oklahoma helped achieve approximately $875 million in cost savings through consolidation and operational efficiencies. The zero trust approach significantly improved security by preventing 17.6 million policy violations, blocking nearly 395,000 threats in three months, and stopping more than 34,000 threats hidden within encrypted traffic in just 90 days. The platform also accelerated privat

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