Are you affected by 'information overload' and at the same time required to provide 'more signals, less noise'?

Participants will learn how to:

• Access, integrate and use rich media (video, speech, imagery) content within an Intelligence Source Library

• Interpret and use foreign language sources

• Improve the use and extent of available search engine technology

• Perform discrete and anonymous on-line searching within a defined IT security protocol

• Access the Deep Web and effectively gather intelligence from hidden content

• Identify public databases and resources to tap for specific data sets

• Utilise the Freedom of Information Act as a means to collect data

• Develop an ethical hacking protocol

• Extract valuable information and mine date from on-line and off-line databases and resources

• Access networks and social media platforms (including blogs & forums) to support collection plan

Programme Objectives:

More on-time and on-target intelligence: The techniques for gathering more timely and valuable intelligence

Hawk ISM's Intelligence Source Process training programme develops your capability and proficiency in multi-source, multi-format resources for intelligence source research, including open source intelligence networks, commercial and government databases, academic resources and translation and research tools.

The module-based approach leans towards the researcher and collector of information from open sources (non-classified) and is designed with OSINT/F professionals, journalists, intelligence practitioners and Aerospace, Defence & Security researchers in mind.

The courses provide an in-depth focus on the tools and techniques needed for acquiring valuable information assets and effective information gathering as well as deployment techniques for data extraction, enrichment and manipulation.

Clients engage and learn about the Intelligence Source Process as a method for handling 'data deluge' and 'information overload' as well as advanced techniques for accessing hidden 'signals within the noise'.

Due to the nature of the content within this training programme, interested parties are asked to contact us directly, requesting the course syllabus.