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OSINT – What we learnt in 2022
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Episode OSINT – What we learnt in 2022
In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I, Harry Kemsley, team up with co-host Sean Corbett to reflect on the pivotal lessons learned from open source intelligence (OSINT) in 2022. We explore the significance of OSINT in providing context and enhancing decision-making amid global military tensions, particularly in light of the Ukraine conflict. We review compelling applications of OSINT shared by our guests, from counter-terrorism to economic statecraft, emphasizing its role in filling intelligence gaps and confirming critical assessments. We also address the ethical considerations and technological advancements shaping the field, highlighting the need for data literacy and a nuanced understanding of mis- and disinformation. As we summarize the year’s insights, we reinforce the importance of tradecraft in navigating the complexities of modern intelligence gathering. Tune in for an enlightening discussion on the evolving landscape of OSINT and its implications for national security.
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