The rise of internet use by terrorist actors has created a need for advanced investigative methods. Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) allows investigators to gather, analyze, and interpret publicly available data, but the lack of international standards makes it challenging to ensure evidence is reliable and admissible in court.In recent research, Dr. Mohamed El-Guindy explores the technical and legal aspects of OSINT in counterterrorism. The study emphasizes the need for frameworks that help investigators systematically identify, collect, preserve, and present digital evidence in line with judicial requirements.Dr. El-Guindy proposes a framework that applies established digital forensics methodologies—covering evidence integrity, chain of custody, and documentation protocols—to open source investigations. This ensures OSINT-derived evidence is both operationally useful and legally defensible.The research contributes to the professionalization of OSINT practices in counterterrorism and demonstrates how digital forensics can enhance the technical robustness and legal credibility of open source investigations.👉 Read the full research here: <a target="_blank" href="https://jolets.org/ojs/index.php/jolets/article/view/32](https://jolets.org/ojs/index.php/jolets/article/view/32)">https://jolets.org/ojs/index.php/jolets/article/view/32</a>

Applying Digital Forensics Methodology to Open Source Investigations in Counterterrorism

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Applying Digital Forensics Methodology to Open Source Investigations in Counterterrorism

Applying Digital Forensics Methodology to Open Source Investigations in Counterterrorism

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