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How Does OSINT Make It Hard for Cybercriminals to Work?

By Nico Dekens | October 9, 2024

Information and data are among the most valuable assets for any business or industry. They are critical elements that can either strengthen or compromise the security of an organization’s assets, network, or applications. No industry is exempt from the risk of cyberattacks, ranging from healthcare to education, data-rich organizations are potential targets, with information being […]

Understanding the scope and volume of OSINT

By ShadowDragon / October 2, 2024

Open source intelligence (OSINT) tools  help companies collect, analyze, and apply public data to improve and enhance business operations, security practices and risk exposures.

Peer Pressure and Heightened Emotional States in OSINT Investigations

By Nico Dekens / September 26, 2024

Finding valuable information within OSINT investigations often requires looking beyond the surface. Social media, blogs, and forums are environments where emotions often run high, and peer pressure can shape behavior. […]

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Surprising Ways OSINT is Used for Good

By ShadowDragon / September 25, 2024

When people hear the term open source intelligence (OSINT), they might think of espionage, as intelligence gathering is typically associated with covert operations or secret intelligence agencies. However, the reality […]

How Failing Faster Helps Catch Criminals: Exploring OSINT for Law Enforcement

By Elliott Anderson / September 18, 2024

In law enforcement, the ability to adapt quickly and learn from mistakes is crucial. This concept, often called “failing faster,” is not about accepting failure but about using it as […]

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Unpacking OSINT: The Power of Public Information

By ShadowDragon / September 11, 2024

Big data is only getting bigger.

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What Are the Common Struggles of OSINT Investigations?

By ShadowDragon / September 4, 2024

Conducting an investigation can be complicated and time-intensive, demanding careful attention to detail and persistence in tracking leads and evidence. The most knowledgeable and committed investigators can encounter obstacles during […]

Why Every Organization Needs OSINT

By Nico Dekens / August 28, 2024

Open source intelligence (OSINT) is a critical tool for corporations and governments alike. The amount of public information and data is growing exponentially every day – every organization and  team […]

Geolocating Contraband Cell Phones in Prison

By David Cook / August 22, 2024

It is a federal crime for inmates to possess a cell phone in prison. The reasons are self-evident, but here’s a good example of why: in 2015, 9 inmates were […]

Navigating the Gray Zone: The Role of Open-Source Intelligence in Modern Conflict

By David Cook / July 26, 2024

This blog was adopted from a speech given by David Cook at the second annual Library of Congress OSINT Panel Discussion We are living in a dangerous world, one more […]

The Rising Specter of Terrorism

By David Cook / July 23, 2024

The specter of terrorism looms large over the upcoming Paris Olympics. A string of arrests and charges surrounding the international event signify the hopeful grand target of would-be terrorists. Against […]

Introducing ShadowDragon’s Horizon Monitor.

By ShadowDragon / July 15, 2024

We are excited to announce a game-changing enhancement to our Horizon intelligence platform: Horizon Monitor. This represents a significant leap forward, seamlessly integrating with our existing world-class OSINT link analysis, […]

ShadowDragon Partners with SynapseAi to Expand Influence in Asia Pacific

By ShadowDragon / June 26, 2024

Hoover, AL – [26th June] – ShadowDragon™, a provider of ethical open-source intelligence (OSINT), unique datasets and APIs, is pleased to expand its partner ecosystem through a strategic partnership with […]

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