Accredited
OSINT
Webinars
Our HG Training webinars help professionals gain new skills and learn the latest OSINT techniques. These webinars are geared toward investigative, analytical and intelligence professionals who are looking to improve their open-source knowledge and techniques. Our webinars follow the CRAWL® method, teaching learners to always Communicate, Research, Analyze, Write and Learn. Each hour of live webinar qualifies as a Group Internet Based NASBA, ACFE and OSC opportunity to earn 1 CPE, continuing education credit.
2027 Webinars
January 21, 2027
Participants learn how to investigate activity across Telegram, Discord, federated platforms, forums, livestream communities, and other environments where conventional social-media techniques may fail.
February 18, 2027
This hands-on webinar teaches participants how to identify where and when visual content was captured using environmental, structural, cultural, and technical clues.
April 22, 2027
Participants will learn how to move from minimal identifiers; such as a single username, email address, telephone number, or fragment of biographical information to a properly attributed online identity.
May 13, 2027
Participants assume the perspective of an external threat actor to identify publicly exposed information that could create physical, cyber, reputational, or personnel risks.
June 17, 2027
This webinar focuses on transforming online research into an intelligence or investigative product that supervisors, attorneys, executives, and courts can understand.
September 2, 2027
This webinar introduces techniques for researching cryptocurrency activity, crowdfunding, payment identifiers, corporate records, and other publicly observable financial connections.
October 7, 2027
This webinar shows investigators how to use AI to accelerate research while recognizing hallucinations, fabricated citations, biased results, and confidentiality risks.
December 9, 2027
This webinar examines practical methods for identifying manipulated photographs, synthetic video, cloned voices, fabricated profiles, and AI-generated documents.
