#Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Market 2021

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In the wake of Hamas’ deadly attacks on Israel this weekend—and the Israeli military’s response—journalists, researchers, open source intelligence (OSINT) experts, and fact-checkers rushed to verify the deluge of raw video footage and images being shared online by people on the ground. But users of X (formerly Twitter) seeking information on the conflict faced a flood of disinformation.

While all major world events are now accompanied almost instantly by a deluge of disinformation aimed at controlling the narrative, the scale and speed at which disinformation was being seeded about the Israel-Hamas conflict is unprecedented—particularly on X.

“For many reasons, this is the hardest time I’ve ever had covering a crisis on here,” Justin Peden, an OSINT researcher from Alabama known online as the Intel Crab, posted on X. “Credible links are now photos. On the ground news outlets struggle to reach audiences without an expensive blue check mark. Xenophobic goons are boosted by the platform’s CEO. End times, folks.”

When Peden covered the escalation in Gaza in 2021, the sources he was seeing in his feed were from people on the ground or credible news agencies. This weekend, he says, verified content or primary sources were virtually impossible to find on X.

“It’s getting incredibly hard to find people that actually live in Palestine or in southern Israel,” Peden tells WIRED. “It’s been incredibly hard to find their preliminary information and share their videos and photos. You have this perfect storm where on the ground, preliminary sources are not being amplified, especially those that maybe don’t speak English, which is a large majority of users in that area.”

Boosted by the algorithm that promotes users willing to pay X $8 a month for a premium subscription, posts from those with a blue checkmark shot to the top of news feeds for people seeking information about the conflict.

Rather than being shown verified and fact-checked information, X users were presented with video game footage passed off as footage of a Hamas attack and images of firework celebrations in Algeria presented as Israeli strikes on Hamas. There were faked pictures of soccer superstar Ronaldo holding the Palestinian flag, while a three-year-old video from the Syrian civil war repurposed to look like it was taken this weekend.

As a result, Peden says that he and his fellow OSINT researchers have to spend their time debunking years-old content rather than verifying and sharing real footage from the conflict.

Many of these videos and images racked up hundreds of thousands of views and engagements. While some later featured a note from X’s decimated community fact-checking system, many more remained untouched. And as Elon Musk has repeatedly done in recent incidents, the platform’s CEO made the situation much worse.

“For following the war in real-time, @WarMonitors & @sentdefender are good,” Musk wrote in a post to his 150 million followers on Sunday morning. Both the accounts Musk referenced are well-known spreaders of disinformation. For example, both accounts spread the lie that there had been an explosion near the White House in May, a story that made the US stock market briefly plummet before it was debunked.

Many users also pointed out that the @WarMonitors account had a history of posting antisemitic comments on X. Last year, the account replied to a post from Ye (formerly Kanye West) thanking the rapper and adding: “The overwhelming majority of people in the media and banks are zi0nists” while telling another X user in June to “go worship a jew lil bro.”

Musk deleted his recommendation soon after posting it, but not before it was viewed over 11 million times. Later on Sunday, Musk wrote: “As always, please try to stay as close to the truth as possible, even for stuff you don’t like.”

Experts believe that the proliferation of disinformation on X around the Israel-Hamas conflict this weekend is largely the result of changes Musk has made to the platform over the past year, including his decision to fire most of the people responsible for tackling disinformation.

“Elon Musk’s changes to the platform work entirely to the benefit of terrorists and war propagandists,” Emerson Brooking, a researcher at the Atlantic Council Digital Forensics Research Lab, tells WIRED. “Changes in profit and incentive structure mean that there’s a lot more tendency for people to share at high volume information which may not be true because they are trying to maximize view counts. Anyone can buy one of those little blue checks and change their profile picture to something that’s seemingly a media outlet. It takes quite a bit of work to vet who’s telling the truth and who’s not.”

X, which eliminated its entire PR team last year, responded to WIRED’s request for comment on the proliferation of disinformation on its platform with the automated message: “Busy now, please check back later.”

Peden says the Twitter algorithm has been designed to boost content that gets the most engagement, which incentivizes bad actors to share disinformation.

“The videos and images that you’re seeing of air strikes, they’re very prolific,” Peden says. “They’re very hard-hitting, and unfortunately that means engagement does incredibly, incredibly well. These images are horrible and dramatic, and they perform well. So there is an incentive by others, especially those trying to push a narrative to share an old video from years ago, just because people love looking at the stuff.”

In an echo of what happened when Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, much of the primary footage emerging from the Israel-Hamas conflict over the weekend was posted first on the encrypted message platform Telegram. From there, it was taken and reshared on other platforms, but in most cases the footage was not fact-checked first or it was taken out of context to suit the narrative being pushed by the poster.

“There’s an immense amount of primary content that was first posted in Telegram groups in one form or another, but there’s essentially no way to vet that information. Then that primary information hits others platforms, notably Twitter, where there’s an immense battle of spin and narrative taking place,” Brooking says. “You have artisans on every side, as well as sympathizers from one group or another, who are also joining this [battle].”

The situation is so bad on X right now that even seasoned OSINT researchers are being duped by fake accounts, including one that shared a false claim about Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu being hospitalized over the weekend.

“Any sort of ground truth, which was always hard to get on Twitter, is now entirely out of reach,” Brooking says.

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Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Market Drivers and Opportunities Analysis | 2020-2026

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Palantir Technologies, Expert System, Exalead Dassault Systemes, Thales Group, Cybelangel, Intrinsic Technologies, Sail Labs Technology, Digimind, KB Crawl, Verint, Recorded Future, Datalkz

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Open-Source Intelligence Market: Global Analysis, Opportunities And Forecast To 2032

As per a recent research report, Open-Source Intelligence Market to surpass USD 60 Bn by 2032.

Open-Source Intelligence Market is anticipated to grow substantially through 2032 owing to its budding use in national security, law enforcement, and business intelligence functions. Furthermore, an increasing accessibility and availability of government databases and personal and corporate data to intelligence organizations has resulted in huge demand for OSINT investments to classify unstructured data.

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Besides, the rising inclination towards advanced big data processing and data analytics for structured and unstructured data across large enterprises will drive the market demand. Big data innovation provides the business with a limitless array of features that deal with insights and forecasting to maximize efficiency and save costs. A research by the International Data Corporation predicts that by 2025, the amount of data generated globally will exceed 163 zettabytes.

 Overall, the open-source intelligence industry is segmented in terms of security, technology, application, and region.

Based on security, the human intelligence segment held over 15% market share in 2022, and the demand for the same is slated to grow considerably through 2032. Extensive emphasis on data collection from human sources will positively impact growth.

By technology, the big data software segment is slated to demonstrate sturdy growth during 2032. The segmental growth will be due to rising adoption of big data software by SMEs for offering enhanced security to customer identity, crucial assets, and information on suppliers & third parties. Besides, numerous big giants are leveraging the latest technologies, such as AI and Big Data, to enhance their business operations by investing in startups. Reliable estimates cite that more than 97% of businesses are investing in AI and big data. Moreover, companies that leverage big data solutions have witnessed an increase in profits by an average of 8%.

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In terms of application, the private sector application segment is slated to hold over 15% market share by 2032 end. Increasing cases of cyberattacks on the private sector will drive the adoption of OSINT solutions among private organizations. The average cost of data breach in 2021 was more than USD 4 million.

Regionally, the Europe open-source intelligence industry is anticipated to hold over 20% market share by 2032. Increasing adoption of security intelligence solutions from regional public & private enterprises and constant innovation in digitization will drive the OSINT market growth in Europe. In addition, the constantly evolving deployment of OSINT solutions at local law enforcement agencies for safeguarding citizens against abuse, identity theft, fraud, and others will escalate the market demand in the ensuing years.

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Open Source Intelligence (OSINT): Global Market Report 2021: COVID-19 Growth And Change

The economic world of the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) market has never developed so rapidly and deeply as it is today. Despite the obvious disruption from COVID19, the future of the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) industry looks promising in the coming years. More importantly, how do you prepare? The Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) business is witnessing many new ideas, technologies, and…

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OSINT Strategies in 2021

Most of the people use Internet services in which they store family and personal photos, as well as information related to political or religious affiliations, tastes, hobbies and much more. We spoke to the team at OSINTinsights.com, an OSINT publication, to find out more.

 But perhaps not everyone is aware that much of this information is publicly exposed and can be used by people or organizations with different objectives, from planning an attack, analyzing information, solving a crime or conducting investigations.

The truth is that the techniques and tools for the collection and analysis of information are increasingly popular and are a key aspect of information security. In this sense, in the 15th edition of Ekoparty, the OSINT Latam Group team presented a workshop on OSINT and Social Engineering tools applied to research.

OSINT stands for Open Source Intelligence (in Spanish Open Source Intelligence), and it is a set of techniques and tools to collect public information, correlate data and process it. That is, to apply analysis and intelligence to the large amount of publicly accessible information on the Internet with the aim of drawing useful conclusions for an investigation, monitoring, a marketing campaign, etc.

As in other methodologies, when we work with OSINT we have different phases or stages: Planning, Selection of Sources, Data Collection, Processing, Analysis and Reporting. All of them are important to be able to move forward with clear data and not get lost among the large amount of information that exists on the Internet. However, for those who are just getting started with these techniques, it can be somewhat cumbersome, so a good way to start to become familiar with the methodology is the Cyber ​​Patrol Workflow Guides. These guides are very useful to be able to order the information and learn to correlate the data. However, it is necessary to previously define the selectors and keywords that we are going to search, otherwise we will end up in a sea of ​​meaningless information. The more specific the searches, the better.

Although it is said that once something is uploaded to the Internet, it is never deleted again, the truth is that the original content could be deleted by the user or service that published it. It is not uncommon to return a day later to look for the information that we had found and that it has been eliminated, so all information found must be documented, to avoid the loss of evidence. On the other hand, as we find important data, it is necessary to classify them and assign them a value according to the confidence and the level of verification that we have of that data. In general, a scale is used in which the sources and data found are classified from “false source”, “doubtful”, “possibly reliable”, “probably reliable” to “verified or trusted source”. As the investigation progresses, the sources and data can go up or down in category according to the data that we obtain and corroborate.

OSINT domain name research tools to improve your investigations During the workshop presented at Ekoparty, we were able to compile a series of very useful searches and tools for conducting research, of which we share some below:

Searches by location: Many of the posts or comments that are uploaded to the Internet are georeferenced, so tools such as Geo Twitter, or others from the Geo Social Footprint project, can be used to search for news or posts in a specific location. Keywords: When defining keywords, it is necessary to know the language and lunfardo, since many words change according to the region. In this sense, the news in local newspapers can be very useful to define keywords. On the Newspaper Map site we will find local newspapers from different cities and regions around the world. Labor data, identity documents, etc: Many people do not have social networks, bank accounts or credit cards, however, they can be found through government pages through their identity document, social security, tax registration, public services or even traffic offenses. Generation of identities for research: As we explained in the article on legal aspects to take into account when carrying out security tests, it is advisable to carry out all investigations from a false identity, but this identity cannot be created with real data of another person. In this sense, there are applications such as Fake Name Generator to create an individual's data and This person does not exist to create fake photos from artificial intelligence. In addition, the idea is that these profiles have activity and appear real, for which applications such as PostCron can be used to con

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Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Market Growth Status in 2021, Industry Size, Share and Trends | Regional Forecast by 2026

Market Overview

Global Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Market is expected to reach USD 11,862.4 Million by 2026, registering a CAGR of 17.4% during the forecast period (2020–2026). In this report, Market Research Future (MRFR) includes the segmentation and market dynamics to offer a better glimpse of the market in the coming years.

The Global OSINT Market has shown favorable growth during the forecast period. Factors such as the growing availability of open-source public data and increasing cyber threats, terrorism, and other illegal activities are expected to drive the market during the forecast period. Advancements in analytics are also expected to boost the growth of the market. However, a lack of infrastructure is hindering the growth of the market.

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Segmental Analysis

Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Market has been segmented based on Security Type, Technology, Application, and Region. 

Based on Security Type, the global OSINT market is segmented into human intelligence, content intelligence, dark web analysis, link/network analysis, data analytics, text analytics, artificial intelligence, big data, and others. According to MRFR analysis, human intelligence is dominating the market with a share of 26.31% in 2020. The human intelligence segment is expected to reach a value of USD 4,034.95 million by 2026 at a 22.54% CAGR from 2020 to 2026.

Based on Technology, the global OSINT market is segmented into big data software, video analytics, text analytics, a visualization tool, cybersecurity, web analysis, social media analysis, and others. The cybersecurity segment is expected to be a dominating segment with a market share of 21.64% in 2020. The segment is expected to reach a value of USD 2,269.27 million by the end of 2026 at a 15.01% CAGR from 2020 to 2026. All the sectors, such as government security agencies, law enforcement agencies, continuously face cyber threats and make use of cybersecurity technology. As the number of open-source data increases, it depends majorly on the software tools and techniques to gather and process the data for effectively facing cybercrime.

Based on Application, the global OSINT market is segmented into military and defense, homeland security, private sector, public sector, national security, and others. The homeland security segment is likely to dominate the market with a share of 27.92% in 2020. The segment is expected to register a value of USD 3,284.65 million by the end of 2026 at a 17.24% CAGR from 2020 to 2026. Homeland security faces challenges in ensuring the safety of the nation from small to larger threats ranging from robbery to cyber threat to terrorism.

Competitive Analysis

The Key Players of the Global OSINT Market are Digimind (France), KB Crawl (France), Recorded Future, Inc. (US), Dassault Systemes (France), Thales SA (France), NICE Ltd (Israel), Verint Systems (US), Expert System (Italy), Palantir Technologies, Inc. (US), CybelAngel (France), Intrinsec Security (US), Sail Labs (Austria), and Dataiku (US).

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Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Market 2021 Growth Strategies, Recent Trends, Size, Business Perception to 2026

Market Overview

Global Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Market is expected to reach USD 11,862.4 Million by 2026, registering a CAGR of 17.4% during the forecast period (2020–2026). In this report, Market Research Future (MRFR) includes the segmentation and market dynamics to offer a better glimpse of the market in the coming years.

The Global OSINT Market has shown favorable growth during the forecast period. Factors such as the growing availability of open-source public data and increasing cyber threats, terrorism, and other illegal activities are expected to drive the market during the forecast period. Advancements in analytics are also expected to boost the growth of the market. However, a lack of infrastructure is hindering the growth of the market.

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 Segmental Analysis

Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Market has been segmented based on Security Type, Technology, Application, and Region. 

Based on Security Type, the global OSINT market is segmented into human intelligence, content intelligence, dark web analysis, link/network analysis, data analytics, text analytics, artificial intelligence, big data, and others. According to MRFR analysis, human intelligence is dominating the market with a share of 26.31% in 2020. The human intelligence segment is expected to reach a value of USD 4,034.95 million by 2026 at a 22.54% CAGR from 2020 to 2026.

Based on Technology, the global Open Source Intelligence Market is segmented into big data software, video analytics, text analytics, a visualization tool, cybersecurity, web analysis, social media analysis, and others. The cybersecurity segment is expected to be a dominating segment with a market share of 21.64% in 2020. The segment is expected to reach a value of USD 2,269.27 million by the end of 2026 at a 15.01% CAGR from 2020 to 2026. All the sectors, such as government security agencies, law enforcement agencies, continuously face cyber threats and make use of cybersecurity technology. As the number of open-source data increases, it depends majorly on the software tools and techniques to gather and process the data for effectively facing cybercrime.

Based on Application, the global OSINT market is segmented into military and defense, homeland security, private sector, public sector, national security, and others. The homeland security segment is likely to dominate the market with a share of 27.92% in 2020. The segment is expected to register a value of USD 3,284.65 million by the end of 2026 at a 17.24% CAGR from 2020 to 2026. Homeland security faces challenges in ensuring the safety of the nation from small to larger threats ranging from robbery to cyber threat to terrorism. 

Competitive Analysis

The Key Players of the Global OSINT Market are Digimind (France), KB Crawl (France), Recorded Future, Inc. (US), Dassault Systemes (France), Thales SA (France), NICE Ltd (Israel), Verint Systems (US), Expert System (Italy), Palantir Technologies, Inc. (US), CybelAngel (France), Intrinsec Security (US), Sail Labs (Austria), and Dataiku (US).

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