What is OSIX?
The mission of TextOre’s Open-Source Intelligence Exchange (OSIX) is to provide an open forum to share knowledge, experience, and expertise in open-source intelligence. Exploring differing opinions and viewpoints, OSIX invites academic, federal, and corporate analysts, subject-matter experts, and OSINT thought leaders to contribute relevant content and share ideas. Visit the OSIX often for featured thought leadership content.
Antisemitism Narratives Analysis
Our corporate risk analysts are constantly vigilant, identifying potential threats to our clients’ brand environments. Recently, we’ve observed a concerning increase in antisemitic content across social media platforms. This surge includes both written and visual material, fueling conspiracy theories that target specific brands and heighten security risks for corporate executives. Antisemitism now constitutes 39% of all detected hate speech mentions, with over 90% of this volume originating from forums and X. It’s a stark reminder of the importance of proactive risk management in safeguarding brand reputation and executive security.
Thought Leadership
Antisemitism Narratives Analysis
The Fate of Yevgeniy Prigozhin’s Information Operations Infrastructure
Analyzing the Venezuelan Military’s Drug Trafficking
Will Former East Bloc Arms Companies Fill the Gap Left by Russia?
The Russian Reaction to Finland and Sweden’s Bids to Join NATO
The Case for the Democratization of OSINT and a Collaborative Approach to Detecting and Preventing Humanitarian Crises
Serbia’s Foreign Policy Drivers: Head or Heart
Türkiye’s Balancing Act
White Papers
Using Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to Map the Production and Distribution of Fentanyl and its Precursors: Analogues in China
The Airline Industry’s Future in COVID-19 (Quick Twitch)
Tracking Russia’s Online Influence: A Case Study from Ukraine’s 2019 Presidential Elections
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Patrick Little, COO, TextOre
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