Do you know the basics of open-source intelligence but are worried you are missing the technical skills?

Join us in Chicago on March 28th for a half-day, in-person workshop tailor-made for professionals at any point in their career looking to ensure their open source techniques are the best practices, and up to current industry standards.

* there are limited seats available, sign up before they run out!

When OSINT practices are evolving every day, it's essential that you as an investigator...

  • Know how to stay hidden and anonymous from your target by easily using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), Virtual Machines (VMs), "burner" phones, and cell emulators.

  • Can ensure a successful investigation with proper data gathering. You need to know how to use command line tools, ExifTool, and find tools on GitHub to reveal information missed by most investigators.

  • Are able to extract deeper insights from open sources by using sophisticated skills in URL manipulation and developer tool utilization.

  • Take the Open Source Certification (OSC) for your opportunity to become a certified Open-Source Investigations professional!

Learn the best practices at

OSINT Mastery: Tactical Digital Recon | $325

BONUS!

With registration, you'll be able to sit for the OSMOSIS Institute's Open Source Certification (OSC) exam for a chance to become a certified Open-Source Investigations professional. A $199 value, FREE!

WHEN & WHERE

March 28th, 2024

8AM - 12PM CT

Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Chicago

Magnificent Mile

300 E Ohio St, Chicago, IL

United States

The Open Source Certification (OSC) exam will be held after the workshop,

if you plan to take it on-site, you must bring your own computer to take the exam.

MEET YOUR TRAINER

Adam Scarisbrick

Senior Instructor & Curriculum Developer

As a Senior Instructor, Adam develops and delivers OSINT courses catering to various disciplines. Adam is passionate about identifying clients’ needs and has extensive experience providing tailored course material that aligns with industry certification standards. He profoundly understands the sensitive nature that can arise from conducting OSINT investigations and works hard to ensure his students practice safe digital collection techniques. Adam believes OSINT combines knowledge and multiple skills with software as effective as the analyst. Therefore, he teaches OSINT from a tool-agnostic perspective and empowers his students to manually replicate what their automation does if their software becomes unavailable.

Adam brings over a decade of course development leadership to Hg within the defense sector. Through determination and collaborative efforts, he has developed leading course material to certify and professionalize the investigative skills of over six hundred students. He is well versed in the dynamic nature of US and foreign based problem sets including logistics, insurance fraud, counter-narcotics, human trafficking, counterterrorism, and due diligence investigations for vetting potential business partners. Adam served in the US Army on active duty from 2009-2020 in communications and special operations and currently still serves as a US Army Reservist.

Hg in-person classes are ACFE, NASBA, SHRM, and ASIS approved for continuing professional education credits.