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More than 60 recorded sessions on open-source intelligence tradecraft, free to watch whenever you like. Webinars, symposium talks and practitioner sessions from the OSINT Combine team and from analysts, investigators and researchers across government, law enforcement and industry.

Covering disinformation, verification, geolocation, dark web, AI in investigations, managed attribution, human trafficking, supply chain risk and national security. Enrolment is free and takes a minute.

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Featured session

Impact of the Under 16 Social Media Ban

What Australia's under-16 social media restrictions mean for open-source research. Age assurance, platform behaviour, and what changes for investigators who rely on publicly accessible social media as a collection source. Recorded early-2026.

Coming up live: Online Personas with Jemma, Wed 21 October 2026, 9:00am AEDT. Register free →

Some of our sessions

  • 2026 Country Specific OSINT in Conflict Areas: case studies from UGV use in the Russo-Ukraine war
  • 2026 AI Triage with OSINT
  • 2026 Insider Threats and Social Engineering
  • 2026 Meme Warfare: the weaponisation of internet humour
  • 2026 Beyond Satellite Imagery
  • 2023 Detecting Disinformation through OSINT
  • 2023 Using ChatGPT for OSINT Workflows, with Chris Poulter

Plus more than fifty others, including every talk from the Australian OSINT Symposium from 2021 through 2025, with speakers including Cynthia Hetherington, Nico Dekens, Ritu Gill, Micah Hoffman, Rae Baker, Ben Strick and Dr Miah Hammond-Errey.

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The Foundational Bundle

Three courses covering fundamentals, attribution and person-of-interest investigations. $799.

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AI Essentials

How generative AI works, where it fails, and why human oversight matters. $99.

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Live, instructor-led courses on set dates. Book a single seat.

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SESSIONS INCLUDE

    1. 2026 | Lauren Nicholls | Country Specific OSINT in Conflict Areas: Case Studies from UGV Use in the Russo-Ukraine War

    2. 2026 | Jacob Hunter | AI Triage with OSINT

    3. 2026 | Jacob Hunter | CI-ISAC Australia | Insider Threats and Social Engineering

    4. 2026 | Jemma Ward | Meme Warfare: The Weaponisation of Internet Humour

    5. 2026 | Mat Alborough | Beyond Satellite Imagery

    6. 2026 | Lauren Nicholls | Understanding the Investigative Impact of Under-16 Social Media Bans

    1. 2025 | Peter Greste | Principles Under Pressure (Keynote)

    2. 2025 | Ashley Lawson | Managing OSINT Toolkits for Operational Sustainability

    3. 2025 | Matthias Wilson | OSINT as a Force Multiplier for Executive Protection Operations

    4. 2025 | Ritu Gill | OSINT in Action: Practical Techniques for Online Investigations

    5. 2025 | Rae Baker | Pivot or Sink: Turning Maritime OSINT into Action in the South China Sea

    6. 2025 | Chris Poulter | The New OSINT Arsenal: GenAI as the Analyst's Force Multiplier

    7. 2025 | Jacob Hunter | Blurred Lines: Human Judgement & AI Assistance

    8. 2025 | Mitchell King | Intelligence Tradecraft for Humanitarian Crises

    9. 2025 | Rebecca Jones | Disinformation: A Strategic Threat to Enduring Capability

    10. 2025 | Nicholas Eftimiades | Chinese Espionage Operations and Tactics

    11. 2025 | Panel | Building Enduring OSINT Capability for Australia's Critical Infrastructure

    1. 2025 | Mat Alborough | Searching People

    2. 2025 | Emerald Sage | Investigating China's Strategic Influence Using OSINT

    3. 2025 | Jemma Ward | Disinformation Analysis

    4. 2025 | Jacob Hunter | AI and OSINT

    1. 2024 | Artus Huot de Saint-Albin | Using OSINT to De-anonymise a Misinformation X Account

    2. 2024 | Jesse Hoppo | From Chats to Hacks: OSINT Insights into an Evolving Cybercrime Ecosystem

    3. 2024 | Marc Ablong | OSINT and the National Security Enterprise in an Uncertain Geopolitical Environment

    4. 2024 | Emerald Sage | Using OSINT to Monitor Great Power Competition

    5. 2024 | Chris Poulter | Opportunities and Challenges

    6. 2024 | Ashleigh Brown and Emma Sanderson | Mastering the Digital Frontier: Triumphs and Challenges in the Age of AI

    7. 2024 | Sarah Andruchow | Investigating ISIL's Development and Use of Chemical Weapons in Iraq

    8. 2024 | Dr Miah Hammond-Errey | Tailwinds and Tensions of Technology and OSINT

    9. 2024 | Buddy Jericho | Evolving OSINT from Post-9/11 Frontlines to AI Innovations

    10. 2024 | Jane van Tienen, Ben Scott, Cameron Mitchell and David Wroe | NatSec Panel: Trust, Tradecraft, and Global Security

    11. 2024 | Ashleigh Brady and Colm Phillips | Mindful OSINT: The Resilient OSINT Practitioner

    1. 2023 | Chris Poulter | Using ChatGPT for OSINT Workflows

    2. 2023 | Jemma Ward | Detecting Disinformation Through OSINT

    3. 2023 | Kylie Pert | Verifying Online Information

    4. 2023 | Jacob Hunter | Image Analysis and Verification

    5. 2023 | Chris Poulter | PrivateGPT

    6. 2023 | Jacob Hunter | Choosing the Right Search Party, AI and Its Connectivity to the Internet

    1. 2023 | Cynthia Hetherington | Hiding While Watching: Managed Attribution for Everyone

    2. 2023 | Skip Schiphorst | Finding Content Online in a Foreign Language

    3. 2023 | Kylie Pert | Setting the Bar: Leveraging Traditional Intelligence Practices to Optimise OSINT

    4. 2023 | Jemma Ward | They're a 10 But They Don't Exist: Investigating Dating Apps with OSINT

    5. 2023 | Alex Joske | Analysing Vectors of PRC External Activity

    6. 2023 | Julie Jones | Human Trafficking: A Tech-Facilitated Global Epidemic

    7. 2023 | Jack Kerr | Great Pay, Safe Work, No Human Trafficking

    8. 2023 | Beau Jose and Jessica Skinner | Beyond the Algorithm: The Human Touch in Effective Risk Assessment and Supply Chain Analysis

    9. 2023 | Colton Easton | The Application of OSINT Techniques to Identify and Assess Online Threats and Establish a Digital Behavioural Baseline

    10. 2023 | Matt Lucas | Looking Inwards: Leveraging OSINT in the Protection of Employees from Serious Threats

    11. 2023 | Chris Poulter | Emerging Technologies: Generative AI and OSINT

    12. 2023 | Alisa Gbiorczyk | Behind the Screens: Harnessing OSINT to Identify Online Human Trafficking & Child Exploitation Networks

    13. 2023 | Dallas Knight | The Power and Pitfalls of Open Source Intelligence Analysis

    14. 2023 | Jessica Stutzman | The Intersection of HUMINT and OSINT in Modern Intelligence Gathering

    15. 2023 | Tara Dharnikota | Building and Enhancing an OSINT Team: Gaining Executive and Board Support

About this course

  • Free
  • 79 lessons
  • 64.5 hours of video content

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