Accelerating Indiana Cybersecurity

Cybertrack is Indiana's no-cost cybersecurity assessment program for Indiana public sector organizations. We connect your team with cybersecurity experts from Indiana University and Purdue University and deliver practical, prioritized guidance based on evidence of what matters most.

Cybertrack has a dual purpose. We help public sector and critical infrastructure entities strengthen their cybersecurity and help to inform Indiana’s long-term cybersecurity strategy and policy.

Since 2023, the Indiana Office of Technology has sponsored Cybertrack, which has completed more than 175 assessments across more than 70 counties.

Why participate

Cybertrack is a fully collaborative experience. We work with your team to understand your environment and identify clear next steps.

Prioritized, doable recommendations

Prioritized, doable recommendations

You’ll receive a report that focuses on the most achievable, highest-impact actions first.
Work with experts

Work with experts

Assessment teams include professionals from IU CACR and Purdue cyberTAP.
Available at no cost

Available at no cost

Cybertrack is sponsored by the Indiana Office of Technology (IOT).

Who it’s for

Cybertrack serves public sector and critical infrastructure organizations, including counties, cities, towns, school districts, utilities, and more. For organizations with significant operational technology (OT), Cybertrack offers an enhanced assessment option designed for OT-reliant environments.

Cybertrack

The standard assessment is best for organizations with relatively little reliance on operational technology. The main technical focus is traditional information technology and how it enables your organization’s mission.

Cybertrack+

Recommended for OT-reliant environments

This assessment is best for organizations with a substantial and/or mission-critical operational technology footprint. It addresses both IT and OT equally well, and covers a handful of additional cybersecurity controls. This assessment requires a few more effort hours to complete, but is well worth it if OT is an important part of your technology environment.

What You Receive

Every participating organization receives an assessment report with:

  • Evaluations of organizational cybersecurity fundamentals and safeguards
  • Practical, actionable recommendations with explanations 

What is in an assessment

A one-hour kickoff to explain the assessment process, receive assessment written discovery material and instructions, and to address questions.

Participants complete written responses to a structured set of questions covering organizational cybersecurity fundamentals (governance, resourcing, policy) and technical safeguards. 

A two-hour meeting with a dedicated Cybertrack Assessment Team to clarify relevant facts, validate discovery responses, and help identify/tailor recommendations for the report. 

The Assessment Team produces a concise report with evaluations of organizational cybersecurity fundamentals and safeguards, actionable recommendations, and supporting rationale.

Findings and Insights

Cybertrack publishes aggregate findings and progress updates so organizations can learn from statewide trends and so Indiana can make smarter, data-informed decisions about cybersecurity strategy and policy.