March 16, 2022 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm PDT
**This class is eligible for 3 CPE credits from ASIS.
Open-source information (OSIF) lab series will cover the basics of conducting online research. This will be a “how-to” on intermediate and advanced search techniques (AST) on various search engines. The series will be structured in a manner where audience participation is encouraged (attendees can shadow the instructor and conduct searches of their own while listening to the SME). Imparting this knowledge and skills to those who work in critical infrastructure and key resources (CIKR) is important, will save the attendee time and will assist in narrowing the search results to the relevancy of the search conducted.
Topics:
1. Why utilize intermediate to advanced techniques in search engines?
2. How to narrow search criteria
3. Step-by-step utilization of search techniques and short cuts
4. Searching for files, documents or attachments associated with your organization online
Presenters:
Subject Matter Expert (SME) is C-T Watch, Inc. OSINT investigator and has developed their online research skills from the early days of the internet and previous law enforcement career spanning 3 decades.
Who Can Attend:
Open to anyone. Target audience are Critical Infrastructure Protection and Key Resource (CIKR) Partners, InfraGard members, Telecommunication Operators, Crime Analysts, Criminal Intelligence Analysts and Fusion Center partners and law enforcement.
Registration:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3864717821780406796