Matthew Noyes

Matthew Noyes is the cyber policy advisor for the US Secret Service. In this role, he leads development of strategy and policy, primarily as it relates to conducting transnational cyber crime investigations to protect the US financial sector and other critical systems. His previous cybersecurityrelated experience includes teaching graduate school courses on cyber policy and work as a consultant on cybersecurity risk management. Matt also supports the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Cyber Policy as an Army Reserve Augmentee. He previously served on active duty as an infantry officer in Germany and was deployed twice to Iraq, in 2007 and 2009. Matt holds a master in public policy in international and global affairs from the Harvard Kennedy School and a bachelor’s degree in computer science and applied computational mathematics from the University of Washington.