The World of Intelligence
Using OSINT to support law enforcement
May 2, 2024
Ritu Gill, an Intelligence Analyst, explores OSINT's practical applications in law enforcement, including risk assessments and tools for analyzing open-source intelligence. The podcast delves into the evolution of OSINT in law enforcement, legal and ethical considerations for network analysis tools, challenges in utilizing OSINT in military and law enforcement, and the role of tradecraft in countering disinformation.
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- OSINT enhances investigations by utilizing publicly available information for risk assessments.
- Ethical considerations are crucial in OSINT, emphasizing responsible data usage for intelligence purposes.
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The Definition of OSINT and How to Get into the World of Open Source Intelligence
Open source intelligence (OSINT) involves using publicly available information for investigations, providing valuable insights into various situations or events. Rita Gill, an intelligence analyst with 17 years of experience, explains that OSINT utilizes information available to everyone. Rita Gill discovered open source intelligence through tasks assigned at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, realizing its potential to enhance investigations. She emphasizes the importance of initiating research and embracing the value of OSINT for investigative support.
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