A coalition of industry groups and former officials is asking Congress to preserve measures in the annual intelligence-community authorization bill that support the use of open-source intelligence by ...

According to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), “information does not have to be secret to be valuable.” This holds true when a forensic accountant is investigating an alleged fraud scheme.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has initiated one of the most significant enhancements ever to present its global epidemic surveillance capabilities using advanced open-source intelligence ...

Spycraft is democratising. Open-source intelligence—OSINT—gathered by amateurs and entrepreneurs challenges the state monopoly on information. But the boom in OSINT has implications for national ...