OSINT Dashboard
Provide a structured workspace for ethical open-source monitoring and analysis.
Problem Statement
OSINT work is often done with scattered tools and little structure. A dashboard can organize collection, verification, and analysis in one auditable place.
Target Users
- Analysts and researchers
- Journalists and fact-checkers
- Security and risk professionals
- KBA13 Academy OSINT learners
Workflow
Organize collection plans, capture and verify sources, apply structured analysis, and produce defensible reports — all within an ethical, legal scope.
Features
- Collection planning
- Source capture and verification
- Structured analysis templates
- Confidence and provenance tracking
- Report export
Methodology
Implements the KBA13 OSINT methodology: framing, collection, verification, analysis, and reporting, with provenance tracked throughout.
Data Requirements
Publicly available information only, within legal and ethical boundaries. No intrusive or covert collection.
Input & Output
Input
Analyst collection plans and open-source materials.
Output
Verified, provenance-tracked findings and report-ready outputs.
Limitations
Ethics
Legal and ethical boundaries are enforced by design; the tool supports transparency, provenance, and responsible practice.
Current Status
Alpha. Core workspace and verification features are in early testing.
Roadmap
Add media and image checks.
Expand structured analysis templates.
Tie into the OSINT course.
Run supervised analyst pilots.
Technical Notes & Future Integration
Modular workspace with provenance and audit trails.
Supports the OSINT course and could feed KBA13 Insight analysis with human validation.
- Status Alpha
- Research Area Strategic Intelligence
- AI Category Monitoring
- Human Oversight Required