Binary Intelligence

Jim and Matt come from two entirely different backgrounds that eventually landed them in the same place. Their diverse experiences help them approach problems and situations from two different perspectives. Working independently, they generally arrive at similar conclusions. Working together, they just get there faster. This unique partnership enables them to provide a higher level of service to their clients.

Jim O'Gorman is a life long computer geek starting with getting away with tech murder in high school. His over eleven years in the field started at a mom and pop ISP up to working at Netscape doing large scale mail, ldap and PKI deployments. For years now, Jim has specialized in system security and has been active in the community for quite a while. Jim has multiple certifications, including CISSP, CCE, GCIA, GCFA, OSCP, GPEN, and OSWP. You can also find Jim at Elwood.net and on Twitter. You can email Jim at jim@binint.com.

Matt Churchill is a former law enforcement officer who took the corporate plunge after a ten year career. Matt spent time working in Property & Evidence, Court Security (a great chance to observe trials and other hearings), Road Patrol, and Criminal Investigations. During his five year stint in Investigations, Matt was assigned to the Cyber Crimes Unit and took numerous training classes on digital forensics. Matt was the department expert on digital investigations, cyber crime, and has earned the CFCE, CCE, GCFA, CEH, and CISSP. Matt helped create the Nebraska Chapter of HTCIA where both Matt and Jim are active members. You can email Matt at matt@binint.com.

Binary Intelligence was formed as an outlet for Jim and Matt to get ideas on paper, have posts act as placeholders for their commonly referred to info, and share information with the community. Expect to find discussion on items ranging from digital forensics, to penetration testing, to general information security and investigation issues. As both Jim and Matt are active in the community, you can track where they might be when they are not hiding out in the cave.

Any ideas or opinions expressed on this website are entirely their own and do not reflect the views or opinions of their employer.