PAI-320
An operational research approach using PAI to identify entities of interest and deliver actionable recommendations through an identity threat tradecraft methodology.
Advanced Open-Source Identity Threat Tradecraft (AOIT², often written AOIT2) is an operational research approach that uses publicly available information (PAI) to gather and disseminate Entities of Interest (EOI) information against specific mission requirements.
AOIT² is a ten-day in-person course that provides the skills necessary to conduct Identity Threat Tradecraft (identification of EOI) research in an open-source environment.
A five-day expedited version is available for prior CASO graduates whose certification was earned within the previous year and who use open-source research regularly. It builds on the PAI techniques learned in CASO to identify EOI and provide actionable recommendations; the CASO methodologies themselves are not re-taught.
Government only.
No open-enrollment dates are posted for this course. It is available as a dedicated iteration; contact us to schedule one.
Step 5 of 5 in PAI Research Analyst.
Optional on-ramp. Open to all; useful for mixed government and contractor teams.
Core certification. Ten days, government only.
Big-data targeting and reporting for CASO graduates.
CASO specialty. Apply the methodology to hidden networks.
Identity threat tradecraft. Recent CASO graduates qualify for the five-day expedited track.
A five-day, tool-agnostic introduction to safely navigating the digital environment and turning publicly available data into timely, actionable insight.
Open-Source and PAI Research
Ten days of focused open-source research training that teaches teams to safely leverage publicly available information through advanced, secure techniques.
Open-Source and PAI Research
Trains CASO graduates to efficiently target big data, extract critical information, and create clear reports across multiple fields.
Open-Source and PAI Research