Modular OSINT training designed for operational teams: core pathways to align baseline tradecraft, plus specialist modules in verification, geolocation, imagery, and automation.
Operational OSINT training covering collection, triage, source handling, verification discipline, and reporting - built to support live investigative work under time pressure.
Specialist OSINT modules for teams with an existing baseline - verification, geolocation, imagery analysis, and automation designed to plug into your workflow.
Verification training that strengthens source integrity and reduces false positives - provenance, corroboration, confidence grading, and clear documentation habits.
OSINT isn’t about chasing tools. It’s about running and maintaining a process under pressure: defining the intelligence requirements, collecting with intent, verifying what matters, and reporting clearly.
Our training is grounded in intelligence tradecraft and investigative workflow. Participants learn how to frame taskings, plan and document collection, evaluate sources, capture key context, and produce actionable assessments.
OSINT Fundamentals establishes the core tradecraft required for consistent and actionabler open-source intelligence work. It is suitable for analysts and investigators who are new to OSINT, as well as teams who already use open sources but want to formalise how they work.
The course focuses on building a methodological baseline. Participants learn how to structure their work from the outset, rather than relying on ad-hoc searching or undocumented judgement calls.
Advanced OSINT is designed for experienced practitioners working with complex identities, contested narratives, or adversarial behaviour. The course assumes familiarity with structured OSINT methods and moves at pace.
Participants work through realistic scenarios involving partial, misleading, or manipulated information. Emphasis is placed on judgement, documentation of assumptions, and defending assessments under review.
By the end of OSINT training, teams work open sources with a shared standard. Typical outcomes include clearer tasking, stronger verification habits, and outputs that are easier to review and hand over.
The aim is durable capability. Methods taught during the course are designed to be embedded into how the team works, a more sustainable approach to developing OSINT capabilities.
Share your operating context, team size, current baseline, and priorities. We'll come back with a focused plan: modules, exercises, delivery format, timeline, and the output style you need for your workflow.
