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Corporate Security teams need to integrate Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) into their security operations to protect organizations from threats and illicit activities. OSINT platforms alone, without best practices for integration and use, can often end up as ‘shelfware’ without careful consideration as to how it fits into security infrastructure.
Discover the transformative power of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) in crime analysis. Our comprehensive guide delves into how OSINT, traditionally used by the intelligence community, is now revolutionizing crime analysis.
Major technological advancements have been made over the past decade, affecting nearly every industry and every aspect of day-to-day life. It is no surprise that crimes and terrorism have evolved as well.
Drug trafficking is a major crime industry, and law enforcement agencies around the world invest vast efforts and resources to bring down criminals and protect civilians.
This white paper gives law enforcement leaders critical insights into what OSINT can uncover online to keep public events safe. It provides leaders with ways in which their agencies can seamlessly integrate this data into existing event planning and response procedures to enhance safety and security measures.
In a corrections environment, leveraging Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) powered by AI is essential for maintaining safety and efficiency despite limited resources. Download and learn four of the most prevalent security issues facing corrections facilities and how an OSINT solution can address those challenges.
Join Randal Gilliland from PenLink and Scott Gilliam from the University of Alabama PD for an insightful discussion on integrating PLX and Tangles into ICAC investigations. They will share a case study involving a UAB employee using the school’s network for illicit activities and illustrate the investigation’s three-pronged approach: Processing phones and uploading CDR’s into […]
Join Randal Gilliland from PenLink and Scott Gilliam from the University of Alabama PD for an insightful discussion on integrating PLX and Tangles into ICAC investigations. They will share a case study involving a UAB employee using the school’s network for illicit activities and illustrate the investigation’s three-pronged approach: Processing phones and uploading CDR’s into […]
In today’s digital age, navigating open-source information (OSINT) effectively can significantly enhance investigative efforts. Presenters John O’Hare and Stephen Lerner will cover OSINT basics, discuss what qualifies as open-source information, and why it’s crucial for deep investigations. The session will outline legal guidelines for OSINT use, offer actionable advice on initiating OSINT-based investigations and pinpointing […]