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Fundamentals of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT)
1.5-3hrs
beginner levelThe world of cybercrimes is becoming increasingly complex and intricate. By employing modern tactics, cybercriminals are making it difficult for governments and regulatory agencies to track them and their activities. However, Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and its associated practices are a robust stronghold against their activities. In this short course, developers will provide Alison students with an overview of OSINT and its practices.
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Fundamentals of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT)
This free online course will introduce you to the fundamental aspects of Open-Source Intelligence and its applications.
The world of cybercrimes is becoming increasingly complex and intricate. By employing modern tactics, cybercriminals are making it difficult for governments and regulatory agencies to track them and their activities. However, Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and its associated practices are a robust stronghold against their activities. In this short course, developers will provide Alison students with an overview of OSINT and its practices.
Course description
Course moduleA short ad will play before each lesson.
Module 16 Lessons
Building Foundations in Open-Source Intelligence
This module helps you understand the crucial concepts surrounding Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT). You will learn about its various applications and uses against cyber threats and online anonymity. Moreover, it will also explain the intelligence cycle and its steps in detail.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Introduction to Open-Source Intelligence
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3.Tackling Cyber Threats with OSINT
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4.Dealing with Online Anonymity with OSINT
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5.Practical Uses of OSINT
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6.Lesson Summary
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Module 21 Lessons
Course assessment
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