Current MOT Instructors

Lead Instructor, Course Creator, and Owner

Micah Hoffman

Micah Hoffman is the Lead Instructor and Owner of the My OSINT Training company, the co-founder of the OSINT Games Capture The Flag organization, Principal Investigator of Spotlight Infosec, and has been working in the OSINT and cyber fields for decades.

As a leader in the open-source intelligence community and a co-founder of The OSINT Curious Project non-profit, Micah engages, educates, and entertains audiences around the world by combining his broad OSINT and cyber knowledge with stories and humor. Whether he is demonstrating a specific OSINT skill or revealing new tools and techniques, Micah infuses his speaking and teaching engagements with energy and delivers talks that influence, amuse, and educate. His passion is learning, sharing OSINT tactics and techniques, and giving back to the communities he helped to create and strengthen.

OSINT Instructor and Course Creator

Griffin Glynn

Griffin Glynn is an instructor and course creator here at myosint.training. He is also the Chief Investigations Officer at the National Child Protection Task Force (NCPTF), a non-profit focused on assisting law enforcement in solving cases of missing, exploited, and trafficked children around the world. Griffin comes from a 20-year private-sector background in criminal investigations, and in the OSINT community goes by hatless1der. He maintains an OSINT-focused blog and OSINT-focused start.me page called The Ultimate OSINT Collection.

OSINT Instructor and Course Creator

Lisette Abercrombie

Lisette "Technisette" Abercrombie is an instructor and course creator and one of the co-founders of The OSINT Curious Project, a non-profit organization.

Lisette has a diverse background where she studied to be a primary school teacher but after graduating started working full-time at a Dutch social media website. As a community manager, her role was to make sure that users and employees of the website would obey the user agreement, privacy statement, and Dutch law. She was a member of the security team where she learned to basics of OSINT and a single-point-of-contact for government and law enforcement.

It quickly became clear that due to the rise of Facebook, the website was losing members and Lisette looked for a new job. She earned a position within the Dutch National Police where, for more than 10-years, she has been supporting and advising criminal investigations as an Internet and OSINT specialist.

Because OSINT is not only her job but also her hobby, she likes to share her new found techniques and tricks with the OSINT community via her Twitter-account https://twitter.com/technisette and website https://technisette.com.