This is THE toolbox, available in both long and short versions, we recommend you start with the long and then rapidly migrate to the short. Arno is THE “dean” of OSINT for government, and the “dean” of the advanced librarian discovery movement.
LONG VERSION
SHORT VERSION
We strongly endorse Arno Reuser as an individual, and recommend his training offerings available directly from him. By-pass the external vendor training link at the Repertorium and send him a direct email.
Arno’s Profile
Worth a Look: Arno Reuser OSINT Wizard
Journal: Seriously Weird, & Then There Is Arno
When InterNET is InterNOT
2006 Reuser (NL) on Virtual Open Source Agency
2003 Reuser (NL) on Intelligence Librarian Tradecraft
Journal: Librarians and The Accessibility Paradox
Dec 28
Categories:
08 Wild Cards,
About the Idea,
Analysis,
Augmented Reality,
C4/JOE/Software,
Collaboration Zones,
Collective Intelligence,
Communities of Practice,
Computer/online security,
DoD,
Ethics,
Geospatial,
Handbook Elements,
Historic Contributions,
InfoOps (IO),
Intelligence (government),
IO Multinational,
IO Sense-Making,
Journalism/Free-Press/Censorship,
Maps,
Methods & Process,
Open Government,
Policies,
Policy,
Real Time,
Research resources,
Strategy,
Technologies,
Threats,
Tools,
True CostMay 30
Great search, although this entire site is free intelligence training, your search made us realize there needs to be a single starting point. This is it.
Starting Points:
Search: United Nations Intelligence Training
2000-2002 NATO OSINT Handbooks
1998 Open Source Intelligence Executive Overview (Handbook)
Feb 4
Online Partial Directory
WHO is behind this is not known to us, and it is a very partial listing but with integrity (they point to our copies of the NATO OSINT Documents that Robert Steele wrote or supported) and a pleasing look and feel. This has a great deal of potential, especially if it can go multi-lingual, multicultural and add historical reach-back points of access.
Jan 12
This is THE toolbox, available in both long and short versions, we recommend you start with the long and then rapidly migrate to the short. Arno is THE “dean” of OSINT for government, and the “dean” of the advanced librarian discovery movement.
