Daniel Uroz, Ph.D.

News

Nov 2025

Olé! Our paper on Structural Analysis of the Windows NT Heap for Memory Forensics was accepted at DFRWS EU 2026. Congratulations to Abraham Díaz-Campo and Prof. Ricadro J. Rodríguez!

Oct 2025

That was short! I am leaving academia until further notice. In the coming days, I will join a DFIR team as a senior analyst.

Oct 2025

I am pleased to announce that I will be a member of the Technical Program Committee for the Digital Forensics Doctoral Symposium (DFDS), which is organized by DFRWS EU.

Professional Profile

DFIR specialist with 9 years of experience in digital forensics and malware analysis. Ph.D. in Cybersecurity, with a track record of participation in international projects and incident response. I seek to contribute my technical, scientific, and knowledge transfer expertise to incident response teams in the private sector.

Work Experience

DFIR Analyst

IndraMind Cybersecurity, Spain

Oct 2025–Present

Researcher in DFIR

Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain

Mar 2018–Oct 2025

Malware Analyst

S21Sec, Madrid, Spain

Dec 2016–Mar 2018

Education

Ph.D. in Cybersecurity

Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain

2024

M.S. in Research in Cybersecurity

Universidad de León, Spain

2020

B.S. in Computer Science

Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain

2016

Professional Contributions

International Conferences: DFRWS EU (2020, 2019), HITB (2018), e-Crime (2017)
National Conferences: NcN (2022), RootedCON (2018)
Publications: FSIDI (2026, 2020, 2019), JIOT (2022), SPW (2021)

Technical Skills

DFIR: Volatility, Autopsy, Wireshark, YARA, Sysinternals Suite
Reverse Engineering: WinDbg, IDA Pro, x64dbg, Ghidra, radare2
Programming: Python, C/C++, Bash

Languages

English: Full professional proficiency
Spanish: Native