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This content provides guidance on how Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) can enhance incident response capabilities. Using the September 2026 Revolut incident as a case study, it illustrates how OSINT can support detection, analysis, containment, eradication, recovery, and lessons learned phases of incident response. The Revolut incident involved criminals impersonating officials via a compromised government email system to request customer information, resulting in data exposure but no direct intrusion into Revolut's core systems. The guidance emphasizes that OSINT is a disciplined intelligence capability that can reduce financial, reputational, and operational harm when integrated into incident response workflows.
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Five Ways OSINT Can Improve Incident Response Capability
OSINT isn't just for cyber threat intelligence and investigations—it can be a force multiplier in incident response when used appropriately.
When a company suffers a cybersecurity incident, time becomes critical. Every minute counts.
Using the recent Revolut incident as a case study, our latest article shows five key ways OSINT can help.
If you need to improve your incident response capability.
Read the full article: https://coalitioncyber.com/five-ways-osint-can-improve-incident-response-capability