AI-Enabled Intelligence: Advanced Analysis and Monitoring for Security Practitioners
About This Course
This advanced two-day programme is designed for security practitioners who already possess foundational knowledge of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and AI-assisted intelligence gathering. The course focuses on strengthening advanced intelligence analysis, operational monitoring, and decision-support capabilities required in complex security environments.
Participants will apply structured analytical techniques used by professional intelligence organisations to evaluate information, identify emerging threats, establish intelligence monitoring frameworks, and produce intelligence assessments that support operational and strategic decision-making. The programme also explores advanced agentic AI workflows to optimise intelligence collection, continuous monitoring, analysis, and reporting through the effective use of modern AI platforms.
A strong emphasis is placed on analytical rigour, source validation, mitigation of cognitive and AI-related biases, and the verification of AI-generated outputs to ensure intelligence products remain accurate, reliable, and suitable for executive decision-making.
Through scenario-based exercises and practical intelligence case studies, participants will integrate advanced analytical methodologies with AI-enabled workflows to support threat intelligence, security operations, risk assessment, and organisational resilience.
What You'll Learn
1. Apply structured analytical techniques to assess threats and test competing intelligence hypotheses.
2. Design and maintain an intelligence monitoring framework incorporating indicators, sources, and watch status criteria.
3. Produce advanced intelligence products, including analytical assessments, threat estimates, and executive briefings.
4. Configure and operate agentic AI workflows to support intelligence collection, monitoring, and reporting activities.
5. Evaluate and validate AI-generated intelligence outputs for accuracy, reliability, and suitability for high stakes decision-making.
Entry Requirements
at least 21 years old, and have a basic ability to read, write, and converse in English or At least 2 GCE N level passes in any 2 subjects or equivalent or a WPLN Level 5/6 certification