The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Sir please check page 9. The author cites you but also makes an unnecessary claim that OSINT goes though the generic intel cycle. This may misinform the readers. PDF (59 Pages): 2010 RIEAS Minas on OSINT
Sir, as we know info sharing is the strategy in OSINT. I observed that info is majorly multi-domain i.e. whatever we collect has security implications in major domains. For example, if a SIGINT operator pounces upon some piece of grey lit that has one portion concerning diplomacy then the same part needs to be conveyed …
Sir, The national security field as we define it does not include policy intelligence such as you seem to feel is needed for the twelve core policies that you identify — including local law enforcement — that are outside our “lane” called national security. I cannot change this but wonder if you have a comment.
Sir, There is hardly any guide available on offline OSINT. Also I have been seeking for some map that can show the distribution of open source info (newspapers, journals etc) in South Asia and China.
Sir, I have noticed that good OSINT literature is hardly available for 2013-2016. Post 2016, OSINT has been treated as a synonym to internet surfing. Any reasons?
Sir, Check the five pillars of Verification in the file. I find it quite useful for a paper that introduces OSINT.
Sir, What is this paper all about? And in relation to your first answer, isnt’t this data too critical to be shared with the public?
