Bryan Oklin stands as a distinguished senior legal professional with a robust specialization in national security law. Currently serving as the Senior Legal Advisor at the Information Security Oversight Office within the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, Oklin has proven their legal prowess in the nation's capital, Washington, D.C. Their tenure within this federal agency has been marked by progression through various key roles—first as a Management Program Analyst, then an Attorney Advisor, and later promoted to Acting Chief of Staff—highlighting a trajectory of trust and increased responsibility.

Bringing an impressive legal background to the table, Oklin has also contributed to the National Security Council at The White House as the Deputy Executive Secretary, an indication of their high-caliber expertise and the gravity of assignments they managed. Their professional journey reflects a consistent dedication to public service and intricate understanding of legal frameworks governing information security and oversight.

With additional credentials from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law (J.D.), a legal background in securities litigation and regulatory enforcement with Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, and commercial litigation experience at CACI International, Bryan Oklin's expertise is founded on a solid educational foundation and enriched by practical legal experience. Their skill set is rounded off with competencies in public speaking and policy analysis, further cementing Oklin's status as a resourceful and authoritative figure in the realm of national security and legal governance.