White Intelligence (OSINT)

The White Intelligence – OSINT service uses Open Source Intelligence to collect, analyze and interpret publicly available information, serving as a key tool in cyber security to identify potential threats and analyze an organization’s digital profile.

Service Description:

“White intelligence – OSINT” focuses on systematically searching public sources, analyzing and interpreting the collected data, and provides detailed reports with security recommendations. This service can also include real-time monitoring for ongoing threat tracking.

• Risk Assessment: OSINT allows organizations to assess what information about them is publicly available and what risks may arise from it.
• Competitor research: Companies can use OSINT to gather information about competitors, their strategies, products or customers.
• Investigations: OSINT is often used in criminal, corporate or private investigations to gather information on suspects, witnesses or victims.
• Protecting against data leaks: By monitoring publicly available sources, organizations can quickly detect possible leaks of their data and take appropriate steps.

Features and Specifications:

• Information gathering: The process of systematically searching publicly available sources to gather as much information as possible about a person, organization or system.
• Analysis and interpretation: The collected information is then analyzed to identify potential threats, security vulnerabilities and other relevant data.
• Reporting: Upon completion of the analysis, the client receives a detailed report that includes all the information collected, its interpretation and recommendations for improving security.
• Real-time monitoring: Some OSINT services also offer real-time monitoring to keep abreast of emerging threats and respond to them in a timely manner.

Stages of implementation of the White Intelligence Service – OSINT:

• Defining objectives: At the outset, the objectives and scope of the study are defined. This may include identifying the specific information we want to obtain, or identifying the potential risks we want to identify.
• Planning and preparation: At this stage, a plan of action is created that determines what sources will be searched, what tools will be used and what data collection methods will be employed.
• Data collection: In this step, publicly available sources are searched to gather as much information as possible. This can include searching websites, databases, social media, discussion forums and more.
• Analysis and evaluation: the collected data is analyzed to identify relevant information, potential threats and security vulnerabilities. Specialized analysis tools and techniques can be used for this purpose.
• Verification: the information obtained during the analysis is verified for accuracy and timeliness. This may involve comparing the data collected with other sources or direct contact with the individuals or organizations being studied.
• Reporting: Once the analysis and verification is completed, the results are compiled into a report. The report provides detailed information on the data collected, its interpretation and recommendations on actions that should be taken to improve security.
• Presentation of results: The results of the study are presented to the client, often in the form of a presentation or meeting. This is an opportunity to discuss the results, ask questions and discuss next steps.
• Monitoring and updating: Depending on the client’s needs, the OSINT process can continue in the form of regular monitoring of publicly available sources to identify new information or threats.

Customer benefits:

Customers using the service gain proactive protection against cyber threats, cost-efficiency by using public sources, and versatility in gathering information from a variety of sources.

• Proactive Protection: With OSINT, organizations can act proactively, identifying potential threats before they become a real problem.
• Costs: Compared to other methods of collecting information, OSINT is relatively inexpensive because it relies on publicly available sources.
• Comprehensiveness: OSINT allows the collection of information from a wide variety of sources, giving a more comprehensive picture.

For whom it is intended:

This service is designed for organizations wishing to evaluate publicly available information about themselves, conduct competitive research, conduct investigations, and protect themselves from data leaks.