This course is designed to inform and introduce delegates to the key principles of Open Source Intelligence; providing a strong foundational knowledge and understanding.
The course will enable delegates to effectively and safely exploit the vast Open Source Information landscape and understand how this can be fused with other Intelligence gathering platforms to inform decision making of key stakeholders.
The course will be delivered in a practical and exercise focused manner, allowing students to gain hands-on experience, following short theory-based sessions.
Who should attend?
Military and Civilians from an Intelligence, Research or Investigation background who already have a fundamental understanding of All Source Intelligence Analysis.
Course duration
2 weeks
For further information and dates on the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Course, click here to request our brochure.
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