Course outline
The capability this course develops.
- 01
Assess publicly available profiles, posts and connections.
- 02
Investigate attribution, chronology and contextual signals.
- 03
Document research leads without treating a username match as proof.
- 04
Apply platform rules, privacy obligations and professional boundaries.
Who this is for
OSINT practitioners extending their methods into public social-source research.
Learning, access and completion
The course combines structured learning with practical application. Estimated study time is 11 hours. Your course offer confirms the access period, inclusions, support and assessment requirements before purchase.
Course access is specific to the subjects purchased. The optional monthly tools subscription is separate. Where a completion certificate is included, it is issued after the stated requirements are met. It does not grant an investigation licence or imply external accreditation.
Responsible use
Methods are taught for lawful investigation and research. Consider applicable privacy law, professional licensing, platform terms and authority before applying any method to a person or organisation.