Course on AI and OSINT to Improve Risk Prevention
Salerno, 19-20 June 2024
The European Centre for Disaster Medicine (CEMEC) and the Observatory on Security and Defence (OSDIFE) recently concluded a highly successful course on "Tangible Approaches for Using Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Cognitive Computing in Open-Source Intelligence - OSINT". This two-days course focused on enhancing the effectiveness, efficiency, and preparedness of professionals in addressing new safety and security threats.
Participants from various sectors, including security experts, analysts, and decision-makers, gathered to explore the integration of new technologies and methodologies into OSINT practices. The activities provided practical insights and hands-on experience, demonstrating how these advanced technologies can be leveraged to gather, analyse, and interpret open-source data more effectively.
Through expert-led sessions, case studies, and interactive workshops, attendees gained a comprehensive understanding of AI-driven OSINT methodologies and tools. They also learned how to anticipate and mitigate risks, thereby improving the overall safety and security of their organizations, including within medical and health environments.
Feedback from participants highlighted the course's relevance and immediate applicability in their professional roles. Many expressed appreciations for the depth of knowledge shared and the opportunity to network with peers and experts in the field.
CEMEC and OSDIFE are committed to continuing their efforts in providing advanced training and resources to help professionals stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly evolving security landscape. This course marks a new step forward in the ongoing mission to safeguard communities and organizations through advanced intelligence and preparedness strategies.
ella missione continua di salvaguardare le comunità e le organizzazioni attraverso strategie di intelligence e preparazione avanzate.
