Oklahoma taking steps to curb Facebook use among state employees OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 2 (UPI) -- Oklahoma's Cyber Command Security Operations Center said state employees on the state computer network made 2,008,092 visits to Facebook in a three month span. The agency, which is aimed at protecting the state computer system from cyber attacks, said its tracking of the state computer network found state employees made 2,008,092 visits to Facebook between July and September, but officials said the number may be inflated as Facebook registers a page view every time a website is brought up that includes an embedded Facebook widget, The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, reported Monday. The operations center said Google registered 1,074,684 page views during the same time period and Twitter and YouTube had 272,661 and 225,228 page views, respectively. Preston Doerflinger, director of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services, which oversees the Cyber Command Security Operations Center, is implementing a policy to block state employees from using their work computers to access Facebook unless they can demonstrate a legitimate need to access the site as part of their jobs, an agency spokesman said.