Using Open Source Intelligence to Mitigate Cyber Threats to your Organization 

Malicious actors and social engineers use Open Source Intelligence techniques to find information about airports that may assist them in an attack. This Introduction to Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) course will provide delegates with skills to become more efficient and effective at finding those key pieces of intelligence that threat actors may use to exploit their organization. This course is a foundation for building effective threat intelligence for your organization. The course is highly practical allowing delegates the time to explore and understand some of the tools and websites available.

• Learn advanced search engine techniques and features
• Identify websites for finding information on companies
• Analyze website source code for investigative purposes
• Use deep web sites and directories
• Understand internet infrastructure and its use in intelligence gathering and investigation
• Explain the digital footprint which is left when you are online and the dangers associated there with
• Use social media for investigation, intelligence and geolocation
• Describe the best open source software to use for investigations
• Access influential internet communities
• Introduction to the dark web, criminal innovation and cyber crime

• Search engines
• Finding people and organization information
• The deep web
• Advanced searching and source code analysis
• Internet infrastructure
• Social Media
• The Internet of Things
• Software for investigators
• Internet communities and forums
• The dark web
• Online safety and cybercrime

The intended audience is anyone who wishes to be able to utilize the internet and world wide web better for finding information about and understanding basic threat intelligence. It will be useful to those who want to understand how their airport is exposed on the Internet.

Multiple choice test