In This Issue

Read Julie Clegg’s essential article about the Changing Face of Online and Real World Investigations, catch up on some of the very latest online research tools and find out about upcoming world-wide training dates being offered by TII

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Learn more about the TII team members cast on the hit television series Hunted airing on Channel 4 in the UK, our work with the charitable organization Unseen, the privacy issues around Pokemon GO, our upcoming specially priced Latest Trends in SOCMINT, OSINT and Cyber Psychology one-day intensive seminars in Sydney, Singapore, Hong Kong and London, along with dozens of tools and tips for the online investigator.

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We are pleased to be unveiling our new website this month, along with a substantial number of new classroom based training programs. We are also pleased to have two brand new e-learning courses available: Strategic Intelligence Analysis and Criminal Intelligence Analysis.

Also included in this month’s newsletter is the article, “How to Capture Audio and Video Files Sent Using Facebook Messenger,” by Allan Rush.

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The start of 2016 has the team at Toddington International busy as we soon launch a new website, a number of new courses, and prepare to make some exciting announcements. We are also pleased to welcome UK based Ben Owen to the TII team as he takes on the role of Operations Manager.

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This last month has seen TII staff engaged at a number of conferences across North America including OSMOSIS15 organized by the Hetherington Group and held in Las Vegas on October 12th to 14th, 2015. The Online Social Media & Open Source Investigator’s Summit was very well attended with a wide range of delegates from law enforcement, government, military and the private sector.

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This last few months has seen TII personnel delivering OSINT training courses in Australia, Hong Kong and Canada in addition to speaking engagements at conferences in the United States. April also saw us conducting our fifteenth 3-day Internet Intelligence course at the University of Cambridge in the UK in conjunction with the International Chamber of Commerce – Commercial Crime Services. Attended by public and public sector delegates from Australia, Switzerland, Norway, Germany, Sri Lanka, Libya and Samoa, our Spring 2015 course was another great success.