August 16, 2022 @ 9:00 am - 11:30 am PDT
OSIF Lab 3.0 brings you up to date with the latest open-source methods for locating people and places depicted in images you may need to analyze during a variety of OSINT investigations or online risk assessments. Learn to use readily available, open-source tools and advanced search methods to determine places and persons in images you can utilize for missing persons, mis/disinformation campaigns, overt threats of doxing of individuals or organizational data affiliated with critical infrastructure and key resources (CIKR) as well as executive protection and internal risk assessments.
Topics covered will be:
Device Meta-data
Geolocation services
Imagery intelligence
Use of open-source mapping systems
Methods taught require no coding or cyber security skills or acumen, just the ability to use the internet and learn how to resource and leverage a variety of open-source tools and methodologies.
Presenters:
CTWatch
SME is a professional investigator, specializing in social media intelligence and open-source investigations. He is a retired law enforcement professional and recognized gang expert in his industry.
Who Can Attend:
Open to anyone.
Target Audience:
Anyone involved in protection of critical infrastructure and security.
Registration:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/317925310604234000