Meet Trevor, the trusted leader of Cyber Misfits, whose passion for technology and unwavering commitment to integrity make him the ideal partner for businesses seeking innovative IT solutions. With a distinguished career rooted in Oklahoma’s dynamic tech scene, Trevor brings a wealth of experience from state government, Tribal organizations, and startups, delivering transformative results with transparency and reliability.

At the Office of Management & Enterprise Services (OMES), stationed at the Office of the Attorney General, Trevor led a team of over 40 technicians, brought the IT Helpdesk in-house, and pioneered “Tech Bars” to enhance service delivery, earning a reputation for operational excellence and client-focused innovation.

With the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma & Kickapoo Casinos, Trevor built a robust IT department from the ground up, leveraging Federal funds to modernize infrastructure, tripling support capacity, and collaborating with Tribal Police on technology-driven investigations—demonstrating his ability to deliver scalable, impactful solutions.

As a leader at Dynamic Public Safety Software, Trevor directed IT and sales, guiding a remote team to refine cutting-edge public safety solutions for law enforcement, showcasing his ability to align technology with critical business.

At the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI), Trevor’s multifaceted contributions solidified his expertise:

- As an ODIS Application Training Specialist, he trained law enforcement officers statewide as a CLEET-certified trainer, gathered critical feedback as an Advisory Board member for the ODIS system rewrite, and facilitated its seamless transition from the Oklahoma Criminal Justice Resource Center (OCJRC) to OSBI.

- As an AFIS, CCH, ODIS Support Technician, he provided 24/7 support to over 7,000 ODIS users, bolstered the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS), Computerized Criminal History (CCH), and supported the Oklahoma Fusion Center’s intelligence efforts.

- As an SDA Student Employee, he digitized handgun license records in the Self Defense Act (SDA) Unit, streamlining processes with precision and efficiency.

Meet Danni, the Chief Compliance Officer at Cyber Misfits, whose exceptional expertise in compliance, forensic investigation, and program oversight ensures the highest standards of integrity and operational excellence. Rooted in Oklahoma, Danni’s distinguished career across state agencies and investigative roles makes her a trusted leader, delivering confidence to businesses seeking a reliable partner in IT compliance and solutions.

At the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office (OAG), as Program Manager, Danni spearheaded statewide certification for domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking programs. She skillfully coordinated Advisory Council meetings and analyzed critical data to ensure OAG compliance, demonstrating her commitment to precision and accountability.

With the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC), as Legal Secretary, Danni organized complex court files, drafted precise legal correspondence, and collaborated seamlessly with public officials, judges, and attorneys, ensuring smooth legal operations with meticulous attention to detail.

At the Oklahoma Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME), as a Medicolegal Death Investigator, Danni conducted thorough field investigations at death scenes, gathered forensic evidence, coordinated with law enforcement, and produced detailed reports, showcasing her ability to handle sensitive, high-stakes responsibilities with professionalism.

At the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI), Danni excelled in multiple roles:

- As a Crime Reporting Field Services Representative, she trained law enforcement agencies across Oklahoma on crime reporting and fingerprinting techniques, utilizing both electronic and traditional methods, and conducted audits to ensure strict compliance with state regulations.

- As an Administrative Technician, she processed fingerprint cards, maintained accurate criminal history records, and supported the Internet Crimes Against Children Unit (ICAC) with undercover operations, leveraging age-regression software to enhance investigative outcomes.