While open-source intelligence (OSINT) has become a core pillar of modern investigations, even the most skilled analyst can be limited by the tools they use. If the internet is an ocean of data, the OSINT toolkit is the vessel, sonar, and net that make it navigable. Manual collection is no...
Facial recognition has become one of the most powerful analytical capabilities in modern investigations. As digital platforms expand and images circulate across the open web, the ability to identify people in photos has reshaped how OSINT analysts verify identities, expose fake accounts, and connect digital footprints across platforms. In this...
In today’s digital economy, every product that runs on data is only as strong as the information that fuels it. While traditional data-driven products have long relied on the structured, proprietary sources—customer databases, transactional logs, and enterprise systems—these closed ecosystems, although accurate, often lack the timeliness, diversity,...
Every position of trust in government, defense, or critical infrastructure begins with verification. Background checks form the backbone of that trust, ensuring that individuals granted access to sensitive data and facilities, or in critical decision-making roles meet strict standards of reliability and integrity. Such checks are essential for safeguarding institutions...
Every cyberattack leaves digital traces. And much of Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) work centers around mapping such traces to build a coherent footprint. This allows analysts to reveal those behind an attack as well as how they operate and what they’re trying to achieve. And at the heart of...
Every investigation starts somewhere, and in open-source intelligence (OSINT), that somewhere is online. And the range of websites that an OSINT practitioner may use can be vast and varied, from social media posts and breach forums to WHOIS registries and archived pages. But correctly channeled, these sites can capture the...
