Intelligence with Steve helps investigators, analysts and security professionals develop practical OSINT skills they can apply immediately.
There has never been more public information available to investigators. The harder task is knowing where to search, how to evaluate what you find, how to recognise misleading information and how to communicate intelligence responsibly.
Intelligence with Steve was created to bridge that gap.
Rather than teaching a collection of websites, we teach the methodology that allows investigators to adapt as tools, platforms and technology continue to evolve.
Whether you're investigating fraud, conducting due diligence, protecting people or supporting law enforcement, the underlying principles remain the same.
We research emerging techniques, test them against live services and public data, refine them through practical use and then build them into structured learning.
We start with the questions investigators actually need to answer.
Nothing is included just because it is popular or looks impressive.
The focus is on methods that support real decisions and clear outputs.
Courses are structured so learners can adapt the process to their own work.
OSINT changes quickly, so the material has to keep moving too.
Intelligence with Steve is led by practitioners with experience across law enforcement intelligence, insurance, corporate investigations, military intelligence, security and investigative technology.
Steve leads the content and methodology behind Intelligence with Steve.
His background spans law enforcement intelligence, private sector security intelligence and commercial OSINT, giving him experience across public and private investigations.
Alongside Intelligence with Steve, Steve has worked with a leading OSINT technology company, delivered more than fifty public webinars and spoken at conferences across the United Kingdom and United States on OSINT, fraud, AI and intelligence fusion.
Ed brings operational investigative experience from insurance, environmental investigations, private sector security and corporate intelligence.
He supports the intelligence course by helping shape practical exercises, case-led examples and methodology that reflects how intelligence work is conducted in real organisations.
Dan combines a military intelligence background with deep technical expertise.
As co-founder of Public Insights, Dan has helped develop investigative technology used by analysts across multiple sectors. He supports the technical and product-led aspects of the OSINT course, helping learners understand how public datasets, platforms and automation can support stronger investigations.
The training is shaped for people who need OSINT to support decisions: fraud teams, intelligence analysts, security teams, investigators, due diligence professionals and public sector practitioners.
Experience delivering OSINT and intelligence content to audiences across security, policing, insurance and investigations.
Practical search, verification, source handling and reporting for people conducting enquiries.
Threat, risk, situational awareness and protective intelligence use cases.
Public records, social media and open-source context for fraud investigation workflows.
These principles shape the courses, handbook and every piece of content published by Intelligence with Steve.
Findings should be grounded in sources, not assumptions.
Good process matters more than quick wins.
Confidence should be earned through corroboration.
Tools can accelerate work, but analysts remain responsible for the conclusion.
Platforms, data and risks change, so investigators must keep adapting.