Nominations for speakers for the 2022 edition of OSMOSISCon are now open! This year, OSMOSISCon plans to bring hundreds of global OSINT investigators together to gain insights and receive training from the most recognized social media and Open Source experts in the world.
The 8th annual conference is taking place at the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay (Tampa, FL) and virtually via an online conference platform from October 16th – 18th, 2022 and will bring together speakers, attendees, and sponsors from across the cybersecurity, investigations, OSINT, social media, and technology industries amongst others.
Nominations for conference speakers are open; any and all proposed speaker sessions or workshops must be educational and informative by nature, and preferably dissecting a current or future trend or topic in the described industries above. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced-level sessions/workshops are all welcome due to the wide variety of professionals and experience levels of our attendees.
Some of the topics covered in prior years include Python OSINT Collection (2020), OSINT for Cryptocurrency Attribution (2019), Digital Disinformation (2021), and Requirement Analysis + Problem Deconstruction (2021). Sessions can range from 60 to 120 minutes, and all speakers must be able to attend the conference, whether in-person (encouraged) or virtually. Nominate here > https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LYZYDBT
About The OSMOSIS Institute
Founded by Cynthia Hetherington of Hetherington Group in 2015, the OSMOSIS Institute’s mission is to educate and train cyber intelligence investigators, researchers, reporters, and analysts on OSINT and SOCMINT techniques and best practices. To that end, we seek to foster professional growth in our community. We strive to inform professionals on how to protect personal privacy data and abide by national and international laws and ethics standards.
To promote our mission, we host the annual OSMOSISCon—the Open Source Skills-building Conference. Now in its 8th year, OSMOSISCon brings hundreds of cyber intelligence analysts together to learn, share, and network. Sessions dive into all open source techniques and skills related to exposing fraud, identifying geolocations, and cracking impenetrable leads.
