About

Matt Suiche is a renowned cybersecurity expert, entrepreneur, and researcher who has made significant contributions to the field. He is the co-founder of Comae Technologies, a cybersecurity firm specializing in incident response and memory analysis. After the acquisition of Comae Technologies by Magnet Forensics, Matt assumed the role of Director for Memory & Incident Response R&D at Magnet Forensics.

Matt’s expertise extends beyond his work at Comae Technologies. He was also the co-founder of CloudVolumes, an application virtualization start-up that was acquired by VMware (NASDAQ:VMW) in 2014. Throughout his career, Matt has collaborated with prestigious organizations such as the Netherlands Forensics Institute and Airbus.

One of Matt’s notable research achievements includes reverse engineering and documenting the Windows hibernation file format and its associated LZXPRESS compression algorithm. He has also conducted pioneering research in physical memory analysis on Mac OS X. In addition, Matt introduced the first Ethereum smart-contract decompiler, Porosity, at DEFCON 25.

During his career, Matt has worked with notable entities like the Netherlands Forensics Institute and Airbus. He has made significant research contributions, including the reverse engineering and documentation of the Windows hibernation file format and its associated LZXPRESS compression algorithm. His pioneering research also facilitated physical memory analysis on Mac OS X. Furthermore, Matt introduced the first Ethereum smart-contract decompiler (Porosity) at DEFCON 25.

Matt’s expertise has earned him recognition as a technology expert, and he frequently shares his insights on cybersecurity through various media outlets, including Bloomberg, Associated Press, Cyberscoop, Haaretz, WIRED, WashingtonPost, Motherboard, Techcrunch, and The New York Times. He also serves on the review board for prestigious cybersecurity conferences such as Microsoft BlueHat Israel and BlackHat USA.

Currently, Matt is focused on his community development project, OPCDEx. You can get a glimpse of his work in his latest documentary about the OPCDE meetings with hackers in Africa, available here: