OSINT · OSINT training for law enforcement investigators
Practical open-source intelligence for investigators: a secure OSINT environment, advanced search, SOCMINT, breach data, metadata, image verification, geolocation, the dark web and evidential reporting.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and its application in modern investigations and intelligence work. Participants learn the OSINT cycle, legal and ethical considerations, and how to build a secure technical environment for conducting online investigations. The training develops advanced skills in search techniques, web data collection and preservation, people and email investigations, social media analysis, and the use of specialized tools for identifying data breaches and exposed digital resources. It also covers document and metadata analysis, image and video verification, geolocation using maps and satellite imagery, and the growing role of artificial intelligence in OSINT workflows. The course concludes with guidance on safely exploring dark web environments and producing structured, professional investigation reports with well-documented findings and indexed evidence.
Investigators and intelligence analysts who carry out online research and want a structured, legally sound OSINT methodology.
After finishing this course, participants will be able to:
Students should have a basic understanding of open-source intelligence data gathering and be comfortable with different types of online researching.
Every participant who passes the course receives an official e-DiFTA certificate confirming successful completion of the class and recognising the training hours completed.
Senior Consultant, INsig2
Davorka holds a Master of Science in Information and Communication Technologies from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing in Zagreb. She has over 13 years of experience as a senior consultant in the digital forensics department at…
Attendance is intended exclusively for law enforcement personnel, military personnel engaged in digital forensic activities and private-sector investigators.
Five days of hands-on training (08:00–17:00), an official certificate of successful completion recognising the training hours, a buffet lunch and morning and afternoon coffee breaks every day.
Seats are limited and allocated on a “first paid – first confirmed” basis. Your registration is confirmed once payment is received; the payment deadline is 25 December 2026.
Yes. Every participant who passes the course receives an official e-DiFTA certificate confirming successful completion of the class and recognising the training hours completed.
Invoices are issued from France. Private individuals and organisations in France pay French VAT (20%). Organisations outside France are invoiced without French VAT when they provide a valid VAT number, TIN or EIN. Full VAT rules.
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