OUTSPUN

Information threat intelligence & response

Understand online threats.
Know how to respond.

Training, consulting, intelligence and simulation
for businesses and public institutions.

Training

Teach your team to investigate online threats.

Courses, practical exercises and instructor programmes.

Request the outline

First module available for review.
Full programme in development.

Inside the programmeExisting training material

A fake account uses your organisation’s name.

What would you preserve before it disappears?

The accountThe original postsThe linked website
Harborlight fictional incident exercise from the existing Outspun training module
Harborlight, a fictional exercise. Open the material.

Consulting

Investigate an incident and plan your response.

Source photographs and notes arranged for an investigation
Evidence is preserved before conclusions are drawn.
An incident briefIllustrative example
What we found
An account impersonating your organisation.
What is unknown
Who operates it.
What comes next
Preserve evidence and prepare a platform report.
Discuss an incident

Assessment, investigation and takedown support.
Removal decisions remain with platforms.

Intelligence & Data

Understand how related activity develops.

Source-status ladder from Outspun training material
A source establishes some things. It never establishes everything.
A monitoring briefProposed offering
The question
Where else is the impersonation appearing?
The sources
Public posts and websites.
What you receive
Linked sources and an analyst’s assessment.
Discuss requirements

Curated cases, monitoring briefs and datasets.
Data products in development.

Simulation Labs

Rehearse how your team handles an incident.

Facilitated exercises, scenarios and lab design.

Plan an exercise

Exercise platform in development.

At the response deskInteractive concept

The fake account is spreading.
A journalist asks for a response.

Explore a decision your team would discuss.

An exercise helps your team agree who checks, who decides and who responds.

Research & books

Practical reference material.
Publications in development.

Proposed guide

Source assessment

Evaluating what a source establishes.
Proposed guide

Preserving evidence

Keeping a record others can examine.