Is it time to redefine OSINT? - part two

Update: 2024-11-26

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In the second part of this podcast Joseph Hatfield PhD and David Gioe PhD continue to explore the challenge of defining open-source intelligence (OSINT), why it should be considered a fundamental form of intelligence and why now might be the right time to redefine OSINT.

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OSINT and the changing character of warfare

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US-Mexico border security

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Assessing NATO's funding commitment

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Unpacking the Myanmar crisis

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AI for automated OSINT reconnaissance - part two

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AI for automated OSINT reconnaissance - part one

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Yemen's role in global security

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World of Intelligence Journey

2025-05-2730:16

Rearming Europe? Funding the rebirth of European defence

2025-05-0645:52

What increased military activity over Taiwan tells us about China's threat

2025-04-1530:55

The importance of cultural understanding for OSINT

2025-04-0141:23

Unravelling the North Korea Enigma - part two

2025-03-1128:17

Unravelling the North Korea Enigma - part one

2025-02-1829:26

Likelihood of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan

2025-01-2839:49

Round up 2024

2025-01-0826:49

Language and Linguistics in OSINT

2024-12-2337:56

Large Language Models (LLMs) cure or curse for OSINT?

2024-12-1040:01

Is it time to redefine OSINT? - part two

2024-11-2627:13

Is it time to redefine OSINT? - Part one

2024-11-1949:05

North Korea - The hardest OSINT environment?

2024-11-0545:53

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Is it time to redefine OSINT? - part two