We will be hosting an Open Source Intelligence (“OSINT”) training course for Government of Canada security screening professionals from March 27, 2019 to March 29, 2019 in Ottawa. The [...]
Civil and criminal OSINT analysts use YouTube as a source of information. Whether it is because the platform was used to promote an investment scam, the Subject of the investigation also promote [...]
There are dozens of social media tools that offer the ability to graph the connections between accounts, hashtags, shared URLs and other forms of content. These are very powerful tools that can [...]
The KeyNorth Group is pleased to host a live Open Source Intelligence training course for corporate security & investigation professionals in Ottawa, ON. This course is specifically [...]
At the end of January 2018 a story emerged that the location and layout of military bases was being accidentally disclosed via personal fitness tracking app Strava[1] . The data produced by [...]
When conducting company research in Canada, starting the search can feel a bit like the picture above. A company could be incorporated at the provincial or territorial level; or at the federal [...]
At the Consumer Electronics Show last week numerous new internet connected devices were introduced which continues to expand the so called Internet of Things (IoT). Law Enforcement has begun to [...]
Interested in getting to know more about our firm and the services we offer in training, intelligence gathering, investigations and consulting? We worked with the Ottawa Business Journal to [...]
In conducting research for our training workshops on open source intelligence gathering we came across some interesting statistics that highlight the tends in internet connectivity and how people [...]
On February 27,, 2016 Matt Williams published an article in Modern Diplomacy arguing that the expansion of the legal definition of terrorism to include criminal acts that intend to cause fear but [...]
