Episode 5: Tech-enabled OSINT: what it's like to work with AI and big data analytics

In this episode, we are talking to Anne-Lynn Dudenhoefer who works as an OSINT and IMINT Analyst at Hensoldt Analytics. Today's topic, working in the field of AI. We'll hear more from Lynn's career story, and also dive deeper into some of the points she mentioned in a previous interview, which you can find on our site.

SHOW NOTES:

Connect with Lynn on Social Media:

1. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-lynn-d-838b99144/

2. Twitter: https://twitter.com/dude_lynn

Read Lynn's career interview on our blog:

https://www.osint-jobs.com/post/career-interview-with-anne-lynn-dudenhoefer

Learn more about Hensoldt Analytics: https://www.hensoldt-analytics.com/

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Episode 4: What it's like to work in Corporate Security

In this episode, we are talking to Gareth Westwood who works as a senior manager in the global security intelligence team at a major pharmaceutical company. Today's topic is corporate security. We'll dive deeper into what this industry is all about, what skills you would need to be successful. And of course, we'll follow up on Gareth's interview that was published on our blog. 

SHOW NOTES:

Connect with Gareth on Social Media:

1. LinkedIn

Read Gareth's career interview on our blog:

https://www.osint-jobs.com/post/career-interview-with-gareth-westwood

Recently, Gareth has also started collaborating with OSINT Jobs by sourcing OSINT jobs for our job board. 

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Episode 2: The Importance of Language Skills in Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)

In our second episode, we are talking to Skip Schiphorst, who works as an OSINT language instructor at i-intelligence. Skip discusses the importance of language skills in open source intelligence and we'll also also dive deeper into Skip's career, which he already shared in a blog post interview that you can find on our website osint-jobs.com. 

Show notes

Check out Skip's courses at i-intelligence:

1. Searching the Arabic Web

2. Searching the Chinese Internet (in person)

3. Searching the Chinese Internet (virtual course)

4. Searching the Russian Web (coming soon)

10% Discount Code for ALL i-intelligence training courses: SSCN1005 (valid until the End of May 2022)

Connect with Skip on Social Media:

1. Twitter

2. LinkedIn

Skip's Career Interview on our OSINT Jobs blog

https://www.osint-jobs.com/post/career-interview-with-skip-schiphorst

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Episode 1: Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) in Information Security (InfoSec)

In this episode we spoke to Tracy Maleeff a.k.a. InfoSecSherpa on Twitter. Tracy works as a security researcher at Krebs Stamos Group and we discussed everything there is to know about Information Security (InfoSec), especially from an OSINT point of view and we also learned how Tracy managed to transition from a librarian to an InfoSec expert. Tracy also highlighted some of the challenges she encountered in her career and provided some great advice on how to overcome some of these. If you're considering an open source intelligence career in the information security field, don't miss this episode!

Show notes

Follow her InfoSecSherpa blog and news round-up on Medium

Follow Tracy on Twitter

Connect with Tracy on LinkedIn

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From pinpointing where Israeli airstrikes have landed in Gaza and Beirut to analyzing Russian troop positions— our next guest has helped New York Times readers see through the fog of modern warfare with precision and clarity.

Most famously, our guest discovered the identity of the Air National Guard member who was leaking national secrets, the biggest such leak since Edward Snowden. You can catch up on that 2023 story here.

Today, we’re joined by Aric Toler of the New York Times Visual Investigations team. Spend some time poring through his long list of bylines and investigations, or follow along to hear Aric discuss them himself.

For the first episode of our brand new season, we have the one and only Jordan Wildon. If you’ve seen Telegram in the news recently, or read the excellent OSINT-aided New York Times investigation, How Telegram Became a Playground for Criminals, Extremists, and Terrorists, you’ll understand why Jordan is the perfect guest to kick things off.

Constantly demystifying the high seas, Rae Baker has become a trusted expert in uncovering hidden activity on the water.

She’s also the author of Deep Dive, the best book you can buy to kickstart your OSINT journey. It covers everything from the fundamentals of open-source intelligence and operational security to advanced topics like cryptocurrency tracking and critical infrastructure analysis. Here’s the full table of contents.

Today, Rae joins us to discuss her investigative process, her career in OSINT, and what it takes to track global maritime activity.

A former OSINT analyst with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Ritu Gill has been at the forefront of the field since the early 2000s.

You probably recognize her name from LinkedIn, where she blasts out challenges, tips and tricks to her thousands of followers. Or maybe you’re a loyal user of her Chrome extension, Forensic OSINT, used for forensic-grade screen captures.

In this episode, we talk about the philosophy behind "OSINT for good," how Ritu got her start in open-source investigations, and the absolute best resources out there for beginners.

Nico Dekens — better known online as the Dutch OSINT Guy — has spent decades at the cutting edge of open-source intelligence.

With a background in Dutch law enforcement and roles at Bellingcat, the SANS Institute, and ShadowDragon, Nico brings a rare mix of operational expertise, tool development, and community leadership.

In this episode, we talk about why good digital hygiene is essential, how staying curious (and a little nerdy) can supercharge your investigations, and how he uses OSINT to fuel his retro sneaker addiction.

Sylvain Hajri has worn many hats in the world of open-source intelligence — from OSINT community builder to reality TV consultant tracking celebrities on the run. As the founder of search engine Epieos and French community OSINT FR, Sylvain has built tools and networks that empower analysts across the globe.

In this episode, we dive into his earliest memories of OSINT, the ethics of building intelligence tools, and the hunter mindset that separates good investigators from great ones.

Brian Fuller brings a rare perspective to open-source intelligence—one that bridges military, academic, and professional worlds. A former intelligence analyst with the U.S. Army, he now oversees Mercyhurst University’s Intelligence Studies program, helping shape the next generation of analysts.

In this episode, we talk about how OSINT became a recognized discipline in the military and what students (and mid-career analysts) need to know to build successful careers

Sarah Cammarata brings the curiosity of a journalist and the precision of an investigator to her work. A former reporter at Politico and Stars and Stripes, she now trains journalists in open-source techniques for the Centre for Investigative Journalism, while continuing to publish her own investigations.

In this episode, we talk about her journey from theater kid to political journalist, how social media sleuthing led her to OSINT, and the Wired investigation that uncovered a toxic network of Telegram groups doxxing women and sharing nonconsensual intimate images.