OSINT

OSINT is now a fundamental component of a fused, all-source, intelligence picture amongst leading intelligence community practitioners; whether for defence, security, civil or commercial purposes. Governments need OSINT sources for different purposes such as national security, counterterrorism, cybertracking of terrorists, understanding domestic and foreign public views on different subjects, supplying policy makers with required information to influence their internal and external policy, and exploiting foreign media like TV to get instant translations of different events happening outside.
Generating relevant, timely and actionable intelligence, assessing and managing risk, maximising opportunities, assuring compliance, and managing reputation; OSINT the internet has the information you need, but you need to know where to look and how to get there, this comprehensive training program will show you how.

Pune, Maharashtra, February 28, 2020 (Wiredrelease) Market Research Future published a research report on Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Market Research Report-Global Forecast to 2023”-Market Analysis, Scope, Stake, Progress, Trends and Forecast to 2023.
My research is covered more in depth in previous blog But with a minimal amount of effort stretched over a long amount of time I was able to create a data set that lets me narrow down the date that a Facebook account was created based on the Facebook account ID number alone.
With a client base ranging from government and law enforcement agencies to members of the Fortune 500, TII enables personnel to use the Internet more effectively, to work smarter, and empowers them to find better online information in less time, at less cost, with less risk.

The most important factor in the success of any open source intelligence initiative is the presence of a clear strategy — once you know what you're trying to accomplish and you've set objectives accordingly, identifying the most useful tools and techniques will be much more achievable.
Using the methodology, delegates will learn in-depth techniques to find all relevant information from open sources, execute a systematic research plan, to use for market research, investigations, intelligence production, fact-checking techniques or vulnerability testing.

Amnesty International has a tool to help automate this process, called YouTube Dataviewer —if a video has already been uploaded to YouTube, but is, for example, fraudulently re-uploaded with a misleading description, Dataviewer will find the original, the date and time it was uploaded.
Aimed at Managers, front-line investigators, researchers and analysts alike, this comprehensive three-day training course taught by OSINT experts Toddington International Inc, will provide detailed instruction in effectively using the Internet as an Open Source Investigation and Research Tool.

The Internet, which includes the following and more: forums, blogs, social networking sites, video-sharing sites like , wikis, Whois records of registered domain names, metadata and digital files, dark web resources, geolocation data, IP addresses, people search engines, and anything that can be found online.
The course equips delegates with the skills to go beyond Google and access information and open source intelligence that is freely available online but is often hidden. We end the section with two huge modules on searching international government websites for OSINT data and supporting business processes with OSINT.