Essential OSINT reading for this week. Building your information position on OSINT is essential when you are in the OSINT world. In Ready, Research, Read I shall share on a weekly basis one or two titles that I consider very worth while reading, based on working in OSINT since 1990. Let me know your thoughts. […]
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Tips voor literatuur over OSINT
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Building your information profile in OSINT is essential. Below are two OSINT oldies for your reading list, oldies but goodies. Instruction Open Source Intelligence / T.A. Ferguson. – Washington D.C. : Department of the Army, 2010 . – (Department of Defense Instruction ; 3115.2) http://bib.opensourceintelligence.biz/STORAGE/2010.%20USDI%20OSINT%20Instruction.pdf Twelve page instructions on the use and application of OSINT […]
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Building your information profile in OSINT is essential. Below are two OSINT oldies for your reading list, oldies but goodies. Open-source intelligence. – Washington, DC : Department of the Army, July 2012. – (ATP ; 2-22.9). – 91 p. – With refs and index. http://bib.opensourceintelligence.biz/STORAGE/2012.%20Open-source%20intelligence.%20atp2-22-9.pdf “ATP 2-22.9 establishes a common understanding, foundational concepts, and methods […]
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The U.S. Bureau of Intelligence Strategy (IND) as well as the U.S. Intelligence Community have some time ago published their OSINT strategies for the coming years, outlining their visions, strategic targets and focus area on OSINT. The IC community published the IC OSINT Strategy 2024-2026 outlining four strategic focus areas: coordinate acquisition and sharing, collection […]