OSINT resource hub for B2B professionals
Tools, documentation, FAQ and curated external frameworks. Built for private investigators, SOC/CSIRT teams and M&A due diligence.
This page brings together IntelMind’s free OSINT resources for the three profiles we serve: private investigators building a dossier with chain of custody, SOC/CSIRT teams that need correlated threat intel, and funds and M&A advisors assessing a target’s cyber risk before signing.
From exportable OSINT guides in PDF and curated lists to legal pages and contact channels, here’s organized access to the cyber-intelligence resources an investigator, security analyst, or investment team needs to use IntelMind with traceability and legal certainty.
Main access points
The four most relevant resources to get oriented within IntelMind: documentation, FAQ, project information and direct contact.
Documentation
Usage guides, references and the scope of each module. Includes the methodological detail behind the OSINT PDF guides each tool exports and how to interpret them.
Open → ResourceFAQ
Quick answers about usage, functionality, navigation, limits and how IntelMind compares to other OSINT frameworks on the market.
Open → ResourceAbout IntelMind
The project’s focus, two independent products (SaaS suite + Cyber DD M&A) and a company incubated at INCIBE Emprende.
Open → ResourceContact
Official channel for support, inquiries, general guidance and possible B2B collaborations.
Open →Use cases by profile
IntelMind serves three clear profiles. Open the one that matches your role to see concrete flows and metrics.
Private investigators
A complete dossier with RFC 3161 digital custody for deliverables to the end client. Replaces hours of manual cross-referencing with a signed, defensible PDF.
See the investigator flow →SOC / CSIRT
Threat intel correlated by IP, domain, email and image. Fast IOC triage with multidimensional scoring for tickets and incident cases.
See the SOC flow →Due Diligence M&A
Automated Cyber DD report with 10 auditable, outside-in KRIs. Attachable to the SPA or as support for W&I cover before signing the deal.
See the M&A flow →Recommended external OSINT resources
Tool lists curated by the international community and reference frameworks. All links open in a new tab and are free.
OSINT Framework
An interactive tree with hundreds of free OSINT tools classified by indicator type (username, email, domain, image, etc.).
osintframework.com ↗Bellingcat · How-tos
Operational guides from the most recognized open-source investigation team: visual verification, geolocation, satellite OSINT and real cases.
bellingcat.com ↗SANS OSINT White Papers
Academic and technical papers on OSINT published by the SANS Institute. Useful as a bibliographic base for cyber-intelligence reports.
sans.org ↗IntelTechniques Tools
Online tools from Michael Bazzell for searching by email, username, phone, image and more. A classic reference for operational OSINT.
inteltechniques.com ↗OSINT Combine
A training platform with courses, playbooks and templates. A good complement if you’re looking for structured OSINT methodology training.
osintcombine.com ↗cipher387 · Awesome Lists
A GitHub repository with awesome lists of themed OSINT tools: social media, domains, cryptocurrency, images, and more.
cipher387.github.io ↗Quick resource map
If you don’t know where to start, this quick guide will point you in the right direction.
If you need to understand a tool
Start with the Documentation: what each module analyzes, how to interpret results, and what to expect from each type of query.
If you have a quick question
Check the FAQ first, especially if your question is about usage, functionality, credits or general navigation.
If you want to know the project
About IntelMind covers the two products, the founder, the INCIBE Emprende seal and the RFC 3161 chain of custody.
If you need to reach us
Use the Contact page for support, sales inquiries or collaborations. You can also email soporte@intelmind.io.
Legal pages
Methodology and scope. IntelMind’s resources are designed to reduce friction, improve understanding, and provide useful context before, during and after using the platform. This hub doesn’t replace hands-on practice, but it does improve orientation and speed up access to what matters.
Use these resources to work with more clarity, interpret signals better, and move through IntelMind more efficiently.
Frequently asked questions
What OSINT frameworks does case law cite in digital evidence?
Case law on electronic evidence recognizes the evidentiary value of reports that meet basic requirements: an RFC 3161 timestamp issued by a recognized TSA, a SHA-256 hash of the content for integrity, and methodological traceability of the process. Common frameworks in digital forensic reports include ENISA’s Good Practices for Cybersecurity Investigations, the ISO/IEC 27037 and 27042 standards on identifying and analyzing digital evidence, and the NIST SP 800-86 methodology. IntelMind aligns its PDFs with these standards for use by forensic experts.
What OSINT resources do you recommend for a certified private investigator?
For a licensed private investigator, the recommended base OSINT stack combines: IntelMind as a centralized layer with a signed PDF and chain of custody for deliverables to the end client, OSINT Framework as an index of external tools, Bellingcat’s How-tos for applied methodology, and official corporate registries for verification. Activity should be documented in line with the private-investigation licensing regime applicable in your jurisdiction (in Spain, Law 5/2014 on Private Security).
Does IntelMind really offer free OSINT tools?
Yes. Signing up gets you a Demo Plan with 30 credits, a 14-day trial, and your first search free (it doesn’t use demo credits). The demo gives you access to 4 tools: email, IP, phone and domain. Premium tools (social media and forensic image) become accessible from the Analista plan (€29/mo). See plans and pricing at /upgrade/.
Can I download OSINT guides in PDF from IntelMind?
Every tool generates an exportable PDF report at the end of the query, with a verdict, scoring and methodology — these are OSINT PDF guides specific to each indicator type (email, domain, IP, image, username, social). For general introductory material, check the Documentation and the external resources linked above.
How does IntelMind compare to classic OSINT frameworks?
Classic frameworks (OSINT Framework, Maigret, Sherlock, IntelTechniques) are very comprehensive but require a learning curve and manual cross-referencing of results across tools. IntelMind takes a different approach: a unified interface, an AI-generated professional summary, and a report-ready exportable PDF with signed chain of custody. Both approaches are complementary: the classics are great for open-ended exploration, IntelMind closes the loop with a traceable, client-ready report.
What other cyber-intelligence resources do you recommend?
Inside the hub you’ll find links to OSINT Framework, Bellingcat, SANS White Papers, IntelTechniques, OSINT Combine and cipher387’s OSINT Awesome Lists. These are well-established, free cyber-intelligence resources that complement IntelMind.
Shall we start?
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