Open Source Intelligence in practice

Two days. Fully hands-on. Immediately applicable.In today’s information-driven world, access to data is not the challenge but making sense of it is.

During this intensive two-day OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) training, you will learn how to professionally collect, analyze, and apply open-source information for security, intelligence, risk management, investigations, and decision-making.From social media and corporate records to maritime data and geopolitical indicators, you will learn where to look, what matters, and how to turn information into actionable insight.​Date, location en costs​Training: 2 full daysLocation: Nieuwegein or in-company

Dates: 10 and 11 March 2026

Language: English

Certificate: Dyami Academy OSINT certificate

Please contact us now to get a quote for your investment in OSINT knowledge.

What is OSINT?

• Social media & online platforms
• Corporate and commercial registers
• Maritime & aviation databases
• Satellite imagery
• News, forums & specialist sources
• Digital footprints of individuals and organizations

In this course, you will not only learn what OSINT is, but more importantly how to use it professionally and ethically.

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What you will learn

​Over two intensive days, we focus on:

Information CollectionHow to efficiently identify and gather relevant data from open sources without getting lost in information overload.

Analysis & Verification
How to verify sources, detect misinformation, recognize patterns, and assess credibility.

Practical Application
How to translate findings into reports, briefings, and actionable intelligence that support real-world decisions.

A fully hands-on program​
This is not a theoretical lecture.

You will work with real-world scenarios, live OSINT cases, and professional tools.

• Live investigations
• Practical assignments
• Analysis of real datasets
• Team-based intelligence challenges
• Direct feedback from experienced trainer
• You will leave with skills you can apply the very next day.

What makes this training unique?

✅ Developed by intelligence professionals✅ Practical, realistic, and up-to-date

✅ Focused on security, geopolitics, and risk

✅ Directly applicable in professional environments

✅ Small groups for maximum interaction

✅ Scenario-based learning & storytelling
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Your outcome after two days

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Conduct structured OSINT investigations
• Distinguish reliable information from noise
• Analyze digital footprints
• Assess threats and risks more effectively
• Translate information into clear insights
• Support decision-making with intelligence

You will never look at online information the same way again.

More info:
https://www.dyami.services/osint

Mikail Darbinian is a Senior Global Analyst at Dyami | Security Intelligence and trainer at the Academy, specializing in open-source intelligence, all-source research, and global risk analysis.

He supports intelligence operations by analyzing political, economic, and security trends, producing in-depth risk assessments, and developing forward-looking forecasts. His work focuses on identifying emerging threats, monitoring regional dynamics, and providing decision-makers with accurate, actionable intelligence.

Mikail conducts comprehensive research using both quantitative and qualitative methods, delivering data-driven reports on potential threats, geopolitical developments, and evolving risk environments. He also assists clients with competitor analysis, crisis management strategies, and proactive security planning. His training style combines analytical rigor with hands-on learning, ensuring participants gain OSINT skills they can apply immediately in professional environments.

This course is designed for professionals who work with information, risk, and decision-making, including:

• Security & Risk Managers
• Intelligence & Compliance Professionals
• Journalists & Investigators
• Government & Defense
• Corporate Security Teams
• Travel Risk & Crisis Managers
• Legal, HR & Investigations
• Cyber & Fraud Teams
  

No technical background required — just curiosity and an analytical mindset.