Open-source data is a goldmine of publicly available information, from social media profiles to satellite imagery from a weather database. Navigating this vast online world is the bread and butter of OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) investigators. While most individuals focus soley on the obvious details in a photo or document, OSINT experts go the extra mile, using skills like pinpointing where an image was taken or identifying individuals in a video. These techniques allow OSINT investigators to uncover complex information that can help fight threats to society, such as local crime, war crimes, and human trafficking. Learn more about how OSINT can be used for good by downloading the Orange Paper below.