2-Day Workshop · 30–31 Jul 2026 · Amara Singapore
Most people leave digital footprints across the internet, making publicly available information a valuable investigative resource. Yet false trails, fabricated personas, hidden identities, and operational exposure remain real risks.
SPYCRAFT (Basic) equips participants with practical OSINT tradecraft to identify subjects, uncover networks, trace locations, and gather publicly available intelligence that supports investigations into criminal activities.
What Past Participants Say
"The trainer was clearly very knowledgeable and went through all the materials in great detail. She is also very patient answering our questions."
"Thank you for your effort in answering all our questions and finding many examples for your demo, and investigation tools & techniques."
"The organizer has listened to our queries pre-course and I appreciate the effort put in the slides — content and case studies were comprehensive."
"Very practical and immediately applicable. I came in with limited knowledge of OSINT and left with a clear framework I can use on real investigations."
Why This Matters
Investigators today often encounter fragmented digital clues spread across social media, messaging platforms, online services, and publicly available databases. Without proper OSINT tradecraft, investigators risk missing critical connections, exposing operational activity, relying on unreliable information, or failing to preserve online findings properly.
Investigators often start with incomplete information — a phone number, username, email address, image, or partial online identity. Valuable intelligence may be scattered across multiple platforms, hidden behind aliases, or disconnected across different personas.
Subjects frequently operate across multiple accounts, platforms, and identities. Investigators need practical methods to enrich fragmented data, connect online activity, identify hidden relationships, and uncover the individuals behind digital footprints.
Improper online investigation techniques can expose investigator activity, compromise operations, or result in poorly preserved findings. OSINT work requires structured methods for anonymity, evidence preservation, and investigative documentation.
About This Workshop
SPYCRAFT (Basic) teaches practical OSINT tradecraft for identifying subjects and their locations, uncovering hidden online relationships, connecting seemingly unrelated entities, analysing digital activity, and reducing operational exposure. What makes this training truly unique is the opportunity to practise these techniques under the guidance of an award-winning cybersecurity expert who collaborates extensively with INTERPOL, EUROPOL, and law enforcement agencies to combat transnational crime.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is designed for investigators, compliance personnel, intelligence analysts, regulators, and security professionals who need to work with fragmented digital information, identify online subjects, analyse digital activity, preserve online findings, and develop intelligence from publicly available sources.
What You'll Learn
Programme Outline
The programme combines practical OSINT methodology, anonymity principles, online investigation techniques, enrichment approaches, digital profiling, and evidence preservation methods used in operational investigative work.
Pre-Requisites
Included in This Course
Your Facilitator
Jennifer Soh is the Cyber Investigation Lead for the Asia-Pacific region at Group-IB, a leading global threat intelligence company known for its partnerships with INTERPOL and EUROPOL. She was voted among the Top 30 Women in Security in the ASEAN Region in both 2022 and 2023.
Jennifer brings over a decade of experience across cybersecurity domains including threat intelligence, digital forensics, and incident response. Prior to her current role, she served as a Digital Forensics and Incident Response team lead within the Cyber Security Group at GovTech — Singapore's Government Technology Agency — where she played a pivotal role in disrupting major cybersecurity attacks and scams that attracted worldwide news coverage.
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30–31 Jul 2026 · Amara Singapore · 9:00 am – 5:00 pm