OSINT investigator training

    Structured OSINT training covering collection methodology, source verification and the legal and ethical boundaries of open-source work.

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    • Collection planning and passive reconnaissance
    • Source verification and provenance
    • Documentation standards for findings
    • Legal and ethical boundaries, personal-data handling

    Where this has actually been used

    This training underpins OSINT work done across three settings: personal-exposure assessments on C-level executives while at Allegro, external attack-surface reconnaissance for the same organisation, and OSINT instruction — I trained Allegro's anti-fraud team and separately trained the CSIRT department, well over 100 people combined. The military side of my career used the same discipline for a different purpose, which I don't detail here. The one honest gap: no hands-on OSINT experience specific to Asia or Africa — most of the collection work has been on European subjects and infrastructure.