Get in Touch

Course Outline

Advanced OSINT Practitioner Program

Day 1

  • Legal Frameworks & Regulatory Compliance
    • Review the legislative landscape governing Open-Source Intelligence investigations.
    • Ensure lawful operations by clarifying permissible actions and their contexts.
  • The Deep & Dark Web
    • Explore the historical development of the Dark Web.
    • Distinguish between the Surface, Deep, and Dark Web layers.
    • Analyze the operational mechanics of Tor.
    • Learn to access the Dark Web securely and safely.
  • Transportation Intelligence
    • Build competencies for applying OSINT in aviation and maritime scenarios.
    • Locate and identify aviation and maritime assets.
    • Identify vehicles of interest using various investigative methods.
  • Alternative Social Media Platforms
    • Survey currently active social media platforms.
    • Extract OSINT from these platforms and their user bases.
  • People Search
    • Apply various methodologies and tools for tracing individuals.
    • Leverage digital footprints to support investigations.
  • Case Studies
    • Utilize publicly available information for investigative objectives.

Day 2

  • Business Intelligence
    • Understand DNS and its role in OSINT investigations.
    • Analyze email headers from an intelligence perspective.
    • Utilize image hosting sites for OSINT tasks.
    • Leverage journalism resources to support investigations.
    • Interpret the significance of metadata.
  • Cryptocurrency
    • Review the fundamentals of cryptocurrency.
    • Identify key players in this evolving sector.
    • Apply techniques for cryptocurrency investigation.
  • Geospatial Analysis
    • Evaluate the pros and cons of leading mapping platforms.
    • Task and exploit satellite capabilities for OSINT purposes.
  • Critical Thinking
    • Recognize the vital role of critical thinking skills.
    • Assess the impact of misinformation and disinformation in the OSINT domain.
    • Critique information credibility on websites.
  • Reporting Methodology & Tooling
    • Explore commercial off-the-shelf tools for investigative workflows.
    • Manage research preservation and maintain audit trails.
  • Advanced Tradecraft
    • Recognize the significance of Operational Security (OpSec).
    • Establish methods for maintaining Personal Security (PerSec).
    • Create sustainable and lawful covert accounts.

Requirements

A foundational grasp of computer systems and internet connectivity.

Suggested Prerequisite:

Participation in the "Open Source Cyber Intelligence - Introduction" training program.

 14 Hours

Number of participants


Price per participant

Testimonials (1)

Upcoming Courses

Related Categories