Global OSINT Conference (In partnership with the Police Digital Service)

5th October 2026 - Global OSINT Conference

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Category
Conference
Date
10.5.2026
Event
Global OSINT Conference (In partnership with the Police Digital Service)

5 October 2026 | 8 Northumberland Avenue, London | 10:00 to 17:00

Evening Social: 17:00 to 22:00

On 5 October 2026, the Global OSINT Conference will take place at 8 Northumberland Avenue, delivered in partnership with the Police Digital Service.

The event brings together professionals from policing, defence, journalism, intelligence, academia, and the private sector for a full day dedicated exclusively to open-source intelligence.

Tickets are £35.

A Dedicated Forum for OSINT

Open-source intelligence is now central to modern investigations.

Across law enforcement, national security, financial crime, investigative reporting, and corporate risk, OSINT has become a core operational capability. Yet practitioners are often dispersed across broader cyber, policing, or security events.

The Global OSINT Conference provides a single, professional forum focused entirely on the discipline.

Its objectives are clear:

  • Strengthen practical OSINT capability through real-world methods and case studies
  • Connect public and private sector practitioners
  • Advance ethical, legal, and responsible standards
  • Position London as a global hub for open-source intelligence

Conference Structure

The conference will feature a main stage examining how OSINT is shaping modern intelligence and investigations, alongside additional stages delivering in-depth masterclasses focused on applied tradecraft.

Themes include:

  • Intelligence-led disruption of organised crime
  • The integration of OSINT into defence and national security
  • Digital transformation across policing
  • Investigative journalism in the age of open data
  • Online harms and exploitation networks
  • Building resilient OSINT capability for future threats

This is a conference built around OSINT as a professional discipline in its own right.

Built by the Community

The event has grown out of the UK OSINT Community, a practitioner-led network formed to unite professionals who rely on open-source intelligence.

As OSINT has expanded across sectors, the need for a focused annual conference has become evident. London is already a global centre for private intelligence, investigative journalism, and financial crime expertise. Hosting a dedicated OSINT conference reflects that reality.

Revenue is reinvested into community initiatives, capability development, and professional standards.

Event Details

Date: 5 October 2026
Venue: 8 Northumberland Avenue, London
Time: 10:00 to 17:00
Evening Social: 17:00 to 22:00
Ticket Price: £35

Attendance includes access to all stages, structured networking, and the evening social event.

If you work with open-source intelligence, this is your forum.

Secure your place at the Global OSINT Conference.

Tickets are £35 and spaces are limited.

Join practitioners from across policing, defence, journalism, intelligence, and the private sector for a dedicated day focused entirely on open-source intelligence.

Buy your ticket now and be part of the UK’s flagship OSINT conference.

UK OSINT Community
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People linked with me on various projects after the event... A+ for networking opportunities!
Sam Doak
Jack Lambourne
TOEX, UK Police
A great opportunity to talk about OSINT and meet professionals from different areas of the field
Sam Doak
Sam Doak
Sky News
Best place for OSINT insights and learning from others
Simon Gunning
Investigator, M&G plc
An excellent community to network & educate with UK OSINT experts
Agent G9
Anti-Scam Youtuber
An outstanding atmosphere and an amazing gathering of professionals
Daniel Heinen
Founder, GeoSpy
Bridging industry
gaps to create a real community
Stephen Adams
Founder, Intelligence With Steve
Synergy between different minds and tradecraft
William R
Founder, The Aracari Project
Inspiring community of members who collaborate and engage for knowledge sharing
Peter Allwright
Head of Crossleys Forensics
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