Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is an integral tool for both security teams and supply chain managers to enable them to gain clear oversight of potential disruptions across the supply chain and implement timely responses.

We take a look at how security professionals can overcome the plethora of challenges that come with finding, accessing, and efficiently monitoring dark web marketplaces for information security.

Organizational doxing is on the rise and can be immensely damaging, exposing company secrets and customer data, or more directly exposing executives to new levels of threats.

Conversations on public Telegram groups can offer valuable insights into ongoing and potential criminal activity making it a valuable data source for security professionals.

Ransomware can cost an organization millions and often the victim has no alternative but to pay. In this article, we look at 12 of the biggest ransomware attacks that occurred in 2020.

Tensions around the US election are high for both ends of the political spectrum. There has been an increase in polarization and militarization and many Signal customers have expressed concern.

If an organization wants to prepare an effective response to an evolving threat landscape and better protect both their assets and employees they need to have effective intelligence for emergency management.

Security teams need to be able to spot threats to executives and implement an effective response in a timely fashion. In this article, we take a look at 6 key areas that Signal OSINT is used by customers today to advance protection measures for high profile executives.

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) gives security teams the ability to gather and analyse vast quantities of data and then enact effective plans to mitigate damage and even prevent threats.

Supply chain managers need accurate real-time intelligence over the entirety of operations to enable them to react to supply chain risks promptly and mitigate potential damages.