Modular OSINT training designed for operational teams: core pathways to align baseline tradecraft, plus specialist modules in verification, geolocation, imagery, and automation.
SOCMINT training for analysts working in adversarial social environments-platform-aware collection, behavioural signals, network mapping, and reporting with clear caveats.
Automation training for OSINT teams - build collection and enrichment workflows, reduce manual churn, and keep outputs transparent, maintainable, and review-ready.
Verification training that strengthens source integrity and reduces false positives - provenance, corroboration, confidence grading, and clear documentation habits.
Verification and validation sit at the point where open-source data either becomes useful intelligence or remains untrusted information. This training focuses on how analysts move from claims, posts, imagery, and fragments of data to confidence-rated judgements. We teach structured approaches to assessing source reliability, content credibility, and corroboration; keeping conclusions separate from assumptions, and managing uncertainty explicitly.
The emphasis is practical and scenario-led. Participants work through realistic situations involving conflicting narratives, incomplete data, and time pressure, applying verification workflows that mirror real operational conditions. By the end of delivery, teams produce clear verification briefs, state confidence and limitations consistently, and apply validation methods that support decision-makers.
The course is taught as a workflow that analysts can run consistently. Each step is supported with documentation, so teams can produce consistent outputs across shifts, cases, and analysts.
Modules are mapped to the workflow above. They can be delivered as a focused specialist course or embedded into OSINT and SOCMINT programmes when teams need stronger standards.
Participants leave the training able to express judgements with clarity and discipline. Instead of vague or implied conclusions, analysts learn how to state confidence explicitly, record why decisions were taken, and document verification steps in a way that is transparent and usable by others.
The workflows introduced are designed to teach consistent validation methods that reduce rework, limit unnecessary escalation, and improve continuity between analysts.
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.
