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Welcome back to the Grey Dynamics podcast! Today we have Drew Biemer back with us again. Drew is a strategic management and communications professional with 2 decades of experience in governmental, public and civil affairs. His prior experience includes congressional and gubernatorial campaign management, legislative staffing, executive protection, geopolitical risk management, investigations, intelligence, and public information. We spoke about how dark money gets into the political process, how nation-states interfere in third-world countries' elections, targeting using social media and much more.
Find Drew Biemer:LinkedInWe are the first fully online intelligence school helping professionals to achieve their long term goals. Our school with tons of new material is currently under construction and will be out there very soon. Meanwhile, you can sign up and be the first to know when we launch, plus get exclusive tips and offers.
Get access to exclusive Grey Dynamics ReportsWith security clearance, you can take a crucial role in our intelligence community. As a cleared member, you get access to secret & top secret grade publications. If you are a Top Secret holder, you also get access to our community area, where you can interact with other members and with our analysts! Subscribe today!
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Welcome back to the Grey Dynamics Podcast! Today, we are talking to Curtis Fox, former Green Beret, author, graduate of Georgetown University and currently a program manager. His book 'Hybrid Warfare: The Russian Approach To Strategic Competition & Conventional Military Conflict' is out now. We discussed some of the fascinating topics covered in it. Including how Russia has applied hybrid warfare in Ukraine since 2014, the collapse of effective cooperation between the FSB and GRU, as well as the destruction of Russia's special forces capability.
Disclaimer: All of Curtis Fox's opinions are his own and do not reflect the policy of the US Department of Defense or the US Government.
Find Curtis:LinkedInHybrid Warfare: The Russian Approach To Strategic Competition & Conventional Military ConflictWe spoke about:0:55 - Why Curtis chose to join the Green Berets4:26 - Deployments during the war on terror as part of 10th Special Forces Group5:15 - Experiencing other cultures6:23 - Observations on Somalia13:01 - The legacy of French colonialism and Wagner?s activities in the Sahel22:00 - Historical Russian strategy and hybrid warfare32:38 - Did Russia?s hybrid warfare strategy work in Ukraine from 2014?41:31 - The GRU, Salisbury and being cut out of planning for the 2022 invasion48:09 - The FSB?s botched invasion plan and feeding the Kremlin bad intelligence56:29 - The future of Russia?s hybrid warfare strategy and destruction of their special forces capability1:00:27 - Could Serbia use Russia?s hybrid warfare strategy themselves?1:04:26 - Does the West underestimate the Iranians?1:10:00 - Career advice for young people, including those looking to join special forces1:13:58 - Advice to those looking to write a book1:15:57 - How Grey Dynamics decides what topics to cover1:21:24 - Cultural recommendationsAdvance Your Intelligence Career Today!We are the first fully online intelligence school helping professionals to achieve their long term goals. Our school with tons of new material is currently under construction and will be out there very soon. Meanwhile, you can sign up and be the first to know when we launch, plus get exclusive tips and offers.
Get access to exclusive Grey Dynamics ReportsWith security clearance, you can take a crucial role in our intelligence community. As a cleared member, you get access to secret & top secret grade publications. If you are a Top Secret holder, you also get access to our community area, where you can interact with other members and with our analysts! Subscribe today!
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Welcome back to the Grey Dynamics Podcast! This week we are talking to Michael Blicher Soerensen. Michael is a veteran of the Danish army, specialising in electronic warfare and SIGINT. He is currently a global security site lead at Meta. We discussed what makes a good analyst, deploying to Iraq, corporate intelligence and much more. Enjoy!
Find MichaelWe spoke about:2:40 - Michael's background5:15 - Opportunities after working in SIGINT and Electronic Warfare9:17 - Killings your darlings10:40 - Adjusting to work outside of the army14:09 - Learning to build rapport with collegues in the workplace16:22 - What makes a good intelligence analyst20:21 - Discovering new career opportunities and staying open minded24:49 - Michael?s experience on deployment28:17 - Michael's experience working with allied intelligence counterparts32:07 - Commentary on how training and background can heavily influence analyst?s perspectives36:32 - Tailoring intelligence to the consumers needs and creating valuable products38:08 - Issues in the field of OSINT48:30 - Intelligence professionals being able to educate consumers on intelligence can and cannot do51:30 - Competing with other internal and external intelligence professionals in the corporate world1:01:50 - Lack of Tactical intelligence in the private sector1:03:24 - Intelligence products currently consumed by in the corporate world1:05:47 - Cultural RecommendationsAdvance Your Intelligence Career Today!Sign up to the Grey Dynamics Intelligence School (GDIS) for Top Instructors, Practical Skills, and Real-World Application.
We are the first fully online intelligence school helping professionals to achieve their long term goals. Our school with tons of new material is currently under construction and will be out there very soon. Meanwhile, you can sign up and be the first to know when we launch, plus get exclusive tips and offers.
Get access to exclusive Grey Dynamics ReportsWith security clearance, you can take a crucial role in our intelligence community. As a cleared member, you get access to secret & top secret grade publications. If you are a Top Secret holder you also get access to our community area, where you can interact with other members and with our analysts! Subscribe today!
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Welcome back to the Grey Dynamics Podcast! This week, we are talking to Mack! Mack is a former British Army Infantryman and Team Leader. He then went on to be recruited as an Intelligence Officer in the tri-service Defence Human Intelligence Unit (DHU). After leaving the armed forces, Mack became a recruiter. Spending some time working in the Private Equity space, before joining cyber specialists Trident Search, where he is now. We discussed transitioning from infantry to intelligence, Mack's time in DHU combatting the Islamic State, the importance of culture in the work environment and much more.
Find Mack:LinkedInWe spoke about:0:33 - Mack?s background 6:02 - Bridging the gap between the military and the private sector 9:20 - Upskilling for veterans 10:14 - Lack of consensus on intelligence job titles 12:52 - Intelligence as a function constantly having to prove its worth 16:05 - Mack?s time in the infantry and transition to intelligence 19:14 - Mack?s first tour as DHU 21:00 - Advice to people wanting to join DHU 23:07 - Referencing for employers as intelligence professionals and veterans 24:44 - Moving directly from the military to private equity 26:14 - The importance of culture in a workplace 29:41 - Moving to different countries to offer services 31:51 - Considering culture when recruiting 34:04 - What long-term career advice would Mack give to those looking to join the armed forces 37:05 - Getting into cyber as a route into intelligence 39:18 - Salary ranges in intelligence and cyber 45:02 - Mack asks Ahmed where he sees Grey Dynamics 2-3 years 50:14 - Cultural recommendations 54:34 - Final thoughtsAdvance Your Intelligence Career Today!Sign up to the Grey Dynamics Intelligence School (GDIS) for Top Instructors, Practical Skills, and Real-World Application.
We are the first fully online intelligence school helping professionals to achieve their long term goals. Our school with tons of new material is currently under construction and will be out there very soon. Meanwhile, you can sign up and be the first to know when we launch, plus get exclusive tips and offers.
With security clearance, you can take a crucial role in our intelligence community. As a cleared member, you get access to secret & top secret grade publications. If you are a Top Secret holder you also get access to our community area, where you can interact with other members and with our analysts! Subscribe today!
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Welcome back to the Grey Dynamics podcast! This week, we are talking to a risk management expert in the humanitarian sector. E. has previously worked in the military and private security sector in many countries and conflict zones. We'll discuss the opportunities presented during crisis, how humanitarian NGOs use intelligence and the complexity of navigating the current information space.
We spoke about:0:00 - Intro and E's background 5:13 - Getting into humanitarian security 7:26 - How the private sector can learn to see risk as an opportunity 9:00 - Why is the private sector so conservative with risk 14:23 - Is there space for the private and humanitarian sector to work closer together 16:50 - Does the humanitarian sector have anything to learn from the private sector in terms of their approach to security 19:17 - How organisations such as humanitarian NGOs can use intelligence to support their operations 21:01 - Overcoming the stigma associated with intelligence in the humanitarian sector 24:39 - How unhelpful the mystification of intelligence is 28:54 - How has OSINT impacted the humanitarian sector? 32:25 - How do humanitarian organisations navigate the complexity of the current information domain 40:31 - What are some of the tools and techniques E uses for his work 45:23 - Advice on getting into security risk management in the humanitarian sector 47:31 - What keeps E up at night 53:29 - The emerging weaponisation of refugees 59:32 - Cultural recommendationsAdvance Your Intelligence Career Today!Sign up to the Grey Dynamics Intelligence School (GDIS) for Top Instructors, Practical Skills, and Real-World Application.
We are the first fully online intelligence school helping professionals to achieve their long term goals. Our school with tons of new material is currently under construction and will be out there very soon. Meanwhile, you can sign up and be the first to know when we launch, plus get exclusive tips and offers.
Get access to exclusive Grey Dynamics ReportsWith security clearance, you can take a crucial role in our intelligence community. As a cleared member, you get access to secret & top secret grade publications. If you are a Top Secret holder you also get access to our community area, where you can interact with other members and with our analysts! Subscribe today!
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Welcome back to the Grey Dynamics podcast for season 3! We're kicking things off with a fascinating guest today, Pasha Munro. Pasha served as a Royal Marine Mountain Leader and Special Boat Service operator as part of UKSF in the British Armed Forces. Today, he is the director of operations at the private security company Black Box Global. Pasha has honed his skills in high-pressure environments, where precision, adaptability, and a relentless pursuit of excellence are paramount. His extensive experience in conducting complex operations and mitigating security risks allows him to provide invaluable guidance and leadership in safeguarding organisations and their assets.
You can find Pasha Munro on LinkedIn.
We spoke about:0:37 - Pasha?s background4:34 - Becoming a Royal Marine9:54 - First time in Special Forces selection12:12 - Becoming a Royal Marine mountain leader and returning to Special Forces selection15:35 - Joining the Special Boat Service (SBS)18:31 - Why Pasha choose the SBS19:18 - Training and earning his keep in the SBS21:25 - Deploying to Afghanistan with the SBS31:13 - Getting back into maritime activities32:32 - The Afghanistan pullout35:11 - Operational scenarios in the SBS37:32 - The psychological aspect of being in the water38:55 - Life after the SBS, office life and close protection43:27 - Black Box Global46:33 - Mentoring and advice49:17 - Being able to switch off50:52 - Advice to young peopleSign up to the Grey Dynamics Intelligence School (GDIS) for Top Instructors, Practical Skills, and Real-World Application.
We are the first fully online intelligence school helping professionals to achieve their long term goals. Our school with tons of new material is currently under construction and will be out there very soon. Meanwhile, you can sign up and be the first to know when we launch, plus get exclusive tips and offers.
Get access to exclusive Grey Dynamics ReportsWith security clearance, you can take a crucial role in our intelligence community. As a cleared member, you get access to secret & top secret grade publications. If you are a Top Secret holder you also get access to our community area, where you can interact with other members and with our analysts! Subscribe today!
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We're back to discuss the 2019 reboot of Call of Duty's Modern Warfare series! In this episode we'll be talking about the inspirations for the campaign, the controversies that made headlines, chemical weapons and much more.
Make sure to stay tuned for the first episode of season three, coming very soon!
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Grey DynamicsLinkedInWe Spoke About:0:00 - Intro
1:27 - Context
5:54 - Marines vs. Spetsnaz in Kastovia
20:26 - The London Attack
27:07 - Russian occupation in Urzikstan
36:11 - US Marines and CIA search for Al-Qatala
38:03 - Storming of the US embassy in Urzikstan
44:27 - The Highway of Death
49:39 - The flashback
52:20 - Designating the rebels as terrorists and intel briefings
58:05 - Second flashback
1:00:16 - Clandestine operation in Russia and going to get General Barkov in Moldova
1:09:25 - Summary
Related ArticlesThe Wagner Group: The World?s Most Infamous PMCThe KSSO: Russia?s Special Operations CommandCIA Special Activities Center: The Third OptionMARSOC Marine Raiders: Always Faithful, Always ForwardSCO19: The ?Trojans? of LondonPrevious Call of Duty Podcast EpisodesEpisode 17: Call of Duty 4 ? Modern Warfare, an Intelligence perspectiveEpisode 18: Call of Duty Modern Warfare, an Intelligence Perspective (Pt. 2)Episode 19: Call of Duty Modern Warfare, an Intelligence Perspective (Pt. 3)Sign up for the Grey Dynamics Intelligence School (GDIS)Subscribe for Exclusive Grey Dynamics ReportsHosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to the Grey Dynamics Intelligence School (GDIS). In this special podcast, we provide an all-encompassing look at our unique approach to intelligence training, discussing our origin story, course structure, and future vision.
Recognising a gap in existing intelligence training ? a disconnect between academic studies and on-the-job experiences ? we founded GDIS. Our mission? To bridge this gap and offer an effective transition from theoretical knowledge to practical intelligence work.
The heart of our intelligence training is a series of six crucial modules, each addressing a distinct phase of the intelligence cycle:
Intelligence FundamentalsIntelligence Direction FundamentalsIntelligence Collection FundamentalsIntelligence Processing FundamentalsIntelligence Analysis FundamentalsIntelligence Dissemination FundamentalsOur podcast also offers a glimpse into the future, revealing our plans for Phase 2 and Phase 3 of our intelligence training program. These upcoming phases will introduce specialised and advanced modules, deepening our intelligence training further. To ensure quality training, we limit our student intake to 100 per cohort (for the whole bundle and each 2/3 months), maintaining a focus on personalised attention and mentorship.
Despite the comprehensive nature of our intelligence training, the courses are around $200/$250 per course. While the bundle is economically priced between $1000 and $1250. We will continuously update and refine our courses to stay current with the industry's evolving landscape, ensuring our students receive up-to-date and relevant intelligence training.
Tune into our latest podcast episode for an exclusive look at how GDIS is reshaping intelligence training. Whether you're a prospective student, potential partner, or an intelligence enthusiast, join us to explore the innovative world of intelligence training.
Timestamps:
0:00 Why we made the course
9:22 The Fundamentals
15:35 Direction
19:24 Collection
21:05 Processing
25:38 Analysis
31:38 Dissemination
34:18 Caveats and FAQ
37:46 Instructors
38:24 Phase Two and Difficulty
40:40 Career prospects
42:57 External courses and instructors
45:37 Marcel?s thoughts
47:40 Who can take this course?
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Today we are rounding up the best advice we have had so far in season 2 of the podcast! Advice from professionals from across the industry, whether it be corporate, government, or non-profit, it's all here. Be sure to check out the episodes featured. This is our last episode of season 2, but keep on the look out for bonus episodes over the summer.
Professionals Featured:Mike Evans (0:23)Benjamin Strick (7:09)Skip Schiphorst (9:14)Jordan Ponath (13:35)Mike Monnik (21:07)Paul Scharre (25:02)Lucas Webber (30:42)Alec Bertina (32:33)Jonah Leff (37:22)D. (40:44)Kelly Wong (42:45)Bryan Stern (44:32)Register your interest in the Grey Dynamics Intelligence School!
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Today, I spoke to Drew Biemer, a strategic management, and communications professional with over two decades of experience in governmental, public, and civil affairs. Currently serving as the administrator of the Site Evaluation Committee and agency director for Energy Facility Siting, Permitting, Investigation, and Enforcement in the US State of New Hampshire.
His political experience spans campaign management and legislative staffing at the local, state, and federal levels, working with notable figures such as members of Congress, governors, and presidential candidates.
As a frequent panellist and moderator at energy conferences in the US and Africa, Drew shares his expertise in resilience, energy security, stakeholder engagement, land use, politics, and local content. He also has additional experience in executive protection, public safety, information operations, geopolitical risk analysis, and crisis management.
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LinkedInWe spoke about:Drew?s background (1:30)Policy campaigns as information operations (3:44)Why disrupt an adversary?s energy operation (8:37)Load shedding and South African case study (12:02)How ESG has impacted US business and policy (17:49)How can Western countries successfully partner with other countries going forward? (22:13)The western infantilization of African countries (25:34)What is the apprehension of nuclear power? (30:47)Are there any recurring issues Ahmed finds with his clients, concerning African energy (37:24)Career advice (45:40)Cultural Recommendations (48:39)Related Links:
Corporate Intelligence, Global Risk, & OSINT Tips with Gareth WestwoodOSINT & SOCMINT for Threat Intelligence with Jordan PonathWarzone Extraction, China vs Taiwan & Project Dynamo with Bryan SternThe Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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Today, I spoke to Bryan Stern, who has 25 years of service focused on intelligence and special operations with the US. He specializes in counter-terrorism, counter-proliferation, hostage rescue, personnel recovery, critical technology protection, and unconventional warfare against near-peer threats. He is a Purple Heart recipient and is credited with being a military first responder at the World Trade Center on the morning of the 9/11 attacks. Currently, he manages Project Dynamo, a non-profit international search, rescue, aid, and assistance organization. Initially established to aid individuals in leaving Afghanistan after the US withdrawal, Project Dynamo has since been involved in extracting people from Ukraine, Sudan, and various other perilous locations.
You can find Project Dynamo on:
Project DynamoFacebookTwitterLinkedinWe spoke about:Bryan?s background (0:56)Bryan on the focus of near-peer threats (4:40)US-China strategy and national focus (7:40)Developing US capability to fight near-peer threats (11:26)Questioning China?s combat experience (15:06)China?s legal claim to Taiwan (17:10)Do Americans care about Taiwan? (20:18)Project Dynamo and its origins during the withdrawal from Afghanistan (21:15)Project Dynamo after Afghanistan (31:57)Discussing what human infrastructure is (41:28)Project Dynamo in Sudan (49:02)Preparing for an evacuation from Taiwan (59:28)Advice (1:10:36)Being disarming (1:12:04)Advice continued (1:15:06)Cultural recommendations (1:24:50)Related Links:
OSINT, Military Career Transition & Language Skills with Skip SchiphorstOSINT & SOCMINT for Threat Intelligence with Jordan PonathInterview with former CIA Officer, Jason L.The Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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Today I spoke to D., a former Military Intelligence operator from Australia. He has also worked in law enforcement and is currently doing contracted work. We spoke about his experience transitioning from combat engineer to intelligence operator, his time in Afghanistan, mental health, demystifying HUMINT, getting into OSINT and more.
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InstagramWe spoke about:The reality on the ground in Afghanistan during his deployment (3:08) Staying on and changing roles after his first deployment (4:55) Transitioning from a combat engineer to intelligence (6:21) Lessons learned and experiences on deployment in intelligence (9:42) Whether he maintained any relationships from operations (12:31) Learning languages (13:43) Recognizing burnout and mental health struggles (16:43) Starting the.dirtydingo Instagram account (21:46) AI and the future of intelligence (27:04) Advice to professionals in the industry (29:56) Advice for getting started in OSINT (33:35) Cultural recommendations (39:07)Related Links: So, You Want To Be An Intelligence Analyst? A Guide to Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) OSINT, Military Career Transition & Language Skills with Skip Schiphorst OSINT & SOCMINT for Threat Intelligence with Jordan Ponath GEOINT, OSINT & Facing Vicarious Trauma with Benjamin Strick Former DIA Intelligence Analyst, Marcel Plichta Intelligence Led-Policing, OSINT & Facing PTSD with Julie NelThe Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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Today I spoke to Kelly Wong, a security analyst in the Canadian Senate. She has previously worked for multiple private intelligence firms and has interned at the International Criminal Courts. We discussed the challenges and rewards of working in intelligence, the obstacles ethnic minorities face in the application process, and Kelly's advice for young professionals.
Apologies for the mic quality in this episode.
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Any views, thoughts, and opinions expressed by the Interviewee are solely that of the Interviewee and do not reflect the views, opinions, policies, or position of any institution or organisation.
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LinkedInWe spoke about:What working at the ICC was like as an intern (3:00)Moving from an international organisation to the private sector (6:13)The experience of working away from home (10:09)Kelly?s current job at the Senate of Canada (11:09)The precautions involved in working with classified material remotely (12:33)What working for the Senate of Canada in an intelligence role involves (14:42)Canada?s intelligence capability (16:05)OSINT and application of investigative mindset in Kelly?s role (17:25)What sets Kelly apart from others, professionally (19:46)What helped shape Kelly as a person and a professional (22:03)How being from an ethnic minority has impacted Kelly?s journey (24:44)What?s next for Kelly (28:37)What area Kelly would like to work in going forward (29:53)Mentoring (31:13)Career advice for young / mid career professionals (33:31)Cultural recommendations (35:05)Kelly?s question about the origins of Grey Dynamics (36:41)Kelly?s advice on languages (42:35)Final thoughts (46:29)Related Links:
So, You Want To Be An Intelligence Analyst?A Guide to Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT)A Guide to Social Media Intelligence (SOCMINT)The Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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Today I spoke with Lucas Webber, co-founder of Militant Wire, an organization focused on providing independent analysis of militant activity and armed conflict around the world. We discussed Russia's "White Power Rangers", Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), interviewing violent non-state actors, Lucas' writing process and more.
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Twitter LinkedIn Militant WirePractitioners We Spoke ToLucas? background and The Militant Wire (0:43) What is Lucas currently working on? (06:48) The White Power Rangers (7:56) Who is ISKP? (10:30) ISKP?s media operation (14:51) The Taliban and GDI response to ISKP (17:41) What makes ISKP so robust? (21:06) What does Lucas? process look like (22:59) Where Lucas sources his information (25:36) Talking to members of the groups Lucas writes about (27:12) Lucas? structure for researching and writing (27:57) Advice for people trying to get into the field (30:50) Cultural recommendations (32:33) Lucas asks how Grey Dynamics started (33:49)Related Links:
Russian Private Military Contractors in Ukraine with Alec Bertina Selling Terror Online and Information Warfare with Anna Kruglova So, You Want To Be An Intelligence Analyst? Cyber Terrorism: The Islamic State in Cyberspace IS-K: Undermining the Taliban and Central Asian Security Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) Pakistan: A Situational AssessmentThe Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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It is Intelligence Tradecraft Week here at Grey Dynamics, so for this week's episode we thought we'd round up the tools and tricks used by practitioners we've had on the podcast, in the real world. They cover social media tools, advanced search techniques, monitoring services, AI and more. Be sure to check out their full episodes, linked below.
Practitioners We Spoke ToBenjamin Strick (0:39)Jordan Ponath (4:21)Gareth Westwood (10:17)Paul Scharre (15:09)Skip Schiporst (18:19)Intelligence Tradecraft Week:A Guide to Human Intelligence (HUMINT)Is Human Intelligence Still Possible in the Digital Age?A Guide to Covert SurveillanceA Guide to Criminal IntelligenceA Guide to Front Organisations' Role in Intelligence OperationsA Guide to Social Media Intelligence (SOCMINT)A Guide to Signals Intelligence (SIGINT)The Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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This week I spoke to Alec Bertina, a non-traditional security actor researcher, specialising on Russia security affairs. In this episode, we discussed the wild and confusing network of Russian private military contractors, the people behind them and their mission. From ex-special forces to far right to oil and gas companies, there are many actors at play here. Alec does a fantastic job of breaking down the key groups and their motivations.
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TwitterLinkedInSubstackWe spoke aboutAlec?s background (1:15)Wagner PMC?s background and role in Ukraine (3:51)Wagner?s intelligence operation (7:33)Who is Prigozhin? (10:34)Power struggles in the Russian military establishment (12:35)Rusich Group (16:05)Patriot PMC and its purpose (19:04)Patriot?s high salaries and potential use of ex-KSSO operators (24:05)Redut (27:24)Gazprom?s PMCs (31:59)How Russian PMCs dispose of their staff (36:15)The use of PMC in case of Russian collapse (40:03)Advise to those that want to study this topic (41:38)Is there any legitimacy to these PMCs? (46:16)Russia reading recommendations (49:46)Cultural recommendations (51:49)Related Links:
Wagner PMC Activity in the Central African Republic: A Geospatial AnalysisSahel Security 2023: Russia ForecastInsecurity in the Central African Republic: A 6-Month OutlookSahel Security Week, French Exodus & Wagner COIN Efforts with MenastreamWagner PMC, Spy Balloons & Spearfishing with Marcel PlichtaThe Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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This week I caught up again with Marcel Plichta. Marcel is a member of the Grey Dynamics team, he is also a PhD candidate at St. Andrews and an Ex-DIA Analyst. We discussed the context of Finland's NATO membership, the state of UGVs, the Great power competition in Africa, and how generative AI models like ChatGPT could be applied to intelligence in practice.
You can find Marcel on:
Grey DynamicsTwitterLinkedInWe spoke aboutContext of Finland?s NATO membership (1:05)The state of UVGs (9:58)The limited footage available of UGVs deployment (14:29)Potential Wagner attack on Chinese miners in CAR (17:35)The West?s waning influence over Africa (23:09)Iranian Drones in the Middle East (35:07)The application of ChatGPT in intelligence (40:10)Grey Dynamics analysis (50:36)Cultural recommendations (53:50)Closing words (1:02:49)Related Links:
Wagner PMC Activity in the Central African Republic: A Geospatial AnalysisDrone Threat Intelligence, 3D Printing and Dark Networks with Mike MonnikTsunami Torpedoes, Ukrainian USVs & Narco Subs with HI SuttonDrones, Robotics, AI and Hybrid Warfare in Ukraine with Samuel BendettSahel Security Week, French Exodus & Wagner COIN Efforts with MenastreamChatGPT, The Intelligence Community & Career Advice with Mike EvansThe Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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Today I spoke with Jonah Leff, the director of operations at Conflict Armament Research (CAR). He has extensive experience investigating sanctions violations and advising policymakers on issues related to armed violence and conflict. We discussed the role of OSINT in his work, 3D printed guns, drones in Ukraine and much more.
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Conflict Armament Research LinkedIn TwitterWe spoke aboutJonah?s background (1:11) Why did it take governments so long to take an interest in arms tracking? (11:54) What role does open source play in CAR's process? (15:39) The tools they use (18:42) 3D printed guns (21:43) Nonpermissive countries and countries Jonah would like access to (24:41) The use of drones in Ukraine (28:00) What keeps Jonah up at night (32:33) Dealing with PTSD / Trauma (38:38) Advice for people that want to get into this line of work (42:38) What Jonah does in his free time (46:09) What countries Ahmed would like to work in (48:38)Related Links:
Drone Threat Intelligence, 3D Printing and Dark Networks with Mike Monnik GEOINT, OSINT & Facing Vicarious Trauma with Benjamin Strick Tsunami Torpedoes, Ukrainian USVs & Narco Subs with HI Sutton Drones, Robotics, AI and Hybrid Warfare in Ukraine with Samuel Bendett Illicit Nuclear Technology Procurement and Dark Networks with Jack MargolinThe Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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Today I spoke with Mike Monnik, CEO of DroneSec. They focus on drone threat intelligence, documenting the latest developments in the use of drones by malicious actors. We discussed the use of drones in bank robberies, drone innovation in Myanmar, China?s role in the supply chain and much more.
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DroneSecLinkedInWe spoke aboutWhy Mike started DroneSec (0:34)The most recent developments in drone threat intelligence (7:49)Drone bank robberies (15:59)Man in the middle attacks using drones (18:05)Tactical drone innovation in Myanmar (31:13)How much of the innovation is crowd-sourced and how much is indigenous to drone-involved conflicts (37:26)What is the next step in drone warfighting innovation (44:49)China?s role in the supply chain (54:47)How AI will affect drones (58:43)What keeps Mike awake at night (1:01:15)Will actors of the future revolve their future operations around drone capabilities? (1:04:23)Advice for those that want to get into this line of work, make a career switch, and businesses (1:11:22)Cultural recommendations (1:15:28)Final thoughts (1:18:34)Related Links:
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Today I spoke with Paul Scharre, the vice president and director of studies at the Center for New American Security (CNAS). Previously he has worked for the Office of the Secretary of Defense as well as being a team leader in the US Army's 75th Ranger Regiment. Scharre's latest book "Four Battlegrounds: Power in the age of artificial intelligence" discusses some of the bleeding edge issues facing US national security. We discussed the use of drones in Ukraine, limiting China's access to cutting-edge chips, data advantages and much more.
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Today I spoke with Jordan Ponath, senior intelligence analyst at Lockheed Martin, ex-US Marine, and self-described 'data geek'. Jordan leads a team constantly on the lookout for threats to his organization using OSINT and SOCMINT techniques. In this episode, we get into the tools he and his team use as well as unconventional routes into the sector.
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Today I spoke with The Rage X again, now going by his real name, Carlos. He has been closely following breaking news on conflicts since the second Nagorno-Karabakh War in 2020. I spoke with him about his background, his process, and the importance of reading into both sides of conflicts.
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Today we spoke with Héni Nsaibia, the man behind Menastream. Héni is among the most knowledgeable people online regarding the Sahel, particularly in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger. He is also a senior researcher at ACLED. We discussed his background, the situation in the region, and the key external actors.
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Today I spoke with Mike Evans, head of intelligence at Securitas. Mike has been working in the private intelligence sector for nearly a decade, now leading an award-winning threat and intelligence service. He also has an intelligence background within the military. In this episode, we dive into topics such as the rise of AI, getting into the industry for young analysts, and what keeps us up at night.
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LinkedInTwitterWe spoke aboutMike's background (00:54)Mike's team set up and capabilities (03:28)Sharing information for the greater good in the private sector (07:21)How military intelligence shaped Mike's thinking (10:23)How an intelligence manager can make an impact (14:10)How to deal with things when they go wrong (19:33)ChatGPT and its role in intelligence (21:33)Creating a reliable and motivated sensor network (24:50)Incoming trends to look out for (29:24)Opening the door to more people for a career in intelligence (30:44)Intelligence misconceptions (33:49)Career advice (40:24)What does Mike look for in young analysts (46:08)Cultural recommendations (47:21)What keeps Ahmed up at night (52:19)Related Links:
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This week I caught up with Marcel Plichta. He is a PhD candidate at St. Andrews, Ex-DIA Analyst and a colleague. We discussed the details of the upcoming Grey Dynamics Intelligence course, some recent events, and what we have been into recently.
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This week I spoke to Benjamin Strick, director of investigations at the Centre for Information Resilience. He leads teams using open source intelligence to support civil society, media, government and accountability mechanisms. He is also a Bellingcat contributor and previously worked as an investigator at BBC Africa Eye.
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Welcome back for season two of the Grey Dynamics Podcast! We're kicking things off by talking to Chinese and Arabic OSINT trainer, Skip Schiphorst. Skip is an ex-Dutch Royal Marine who went onto do Chinese studies and now teaches OSINT skills.
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Part 3 of our series analyzing the Call of Duty series from an intelligence perspective. In this episode we look at 2011's Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3, the most extravagant game yet. Storming Wallstreet, assaulting a hotel in Dubai, shootouts on the London Underground, and a chase through the Catacombs of Paris. It has it all.
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Part 2 of our series analysing the Call of Duty series from an intelligence perspective. This episode we look at 2009's Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. We travel the world from Afghanistan, to Brazil to the Virginia suburbs. Encountering Far Right Terrorists, Gun Runners, Spetsnaz and PMCs.
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When we're not with family, some of us at Grey Dynamics are spending the holiday break playing the new Modern Warfare! As a bonus for the holidays, we decided to record some episodes looking at the franchise's realism. In this first episode, we will take a look at the granddaddy of modern shooters, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.
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Today I spoke with Rory Cormac, an international relations lecturer at the University of Nottingham. He specialises in UK covert action and has written six books on the matter. Including his latest "How To Stage A Coup and ten other lessons from the world of secret statecraft".
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Today I thought we would round up some of the best advice from our guests so far on the podcast. If you would like to check out further advice, here is Marcel Plichta's article on becoming an Intelligence Analyst. You can also find the links to the individual podcasts featured in this episode below.
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Today I spoke with HI Sutton a.k.a Covert Shores. He writes about the changing world of underwater and seabed warfare, covering secretive and unusual vessel technologies used to fight beneath the waves. Combining the latest open-source intelligence (OSINT) with traditional science of defense analysis.
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Today I spoke with Marcel Plichta! He is at the moment doing his PhD at St. Andrews. And before that, he was an intelligence analyst for the DIA, which stands for Defence Intelligence Agency and is the Pentagon?s intelligence agency.
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Today I spoke with Mike Godwin! Mike is a freelance journalist who focuses on defence and security matters in Eastern Europe and the caucuses as well as NATO. He's a combat veteran of the United States Army and currently lives in Tbilisi, Georgia, where he runs his own journalism and OSINT platform.
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Today I spoke with RageX! he collects, processes and processes before turning that into analysis 2.0. He focuses on Social Media intelligence (SOCMINT) and open-source intelligence (OSINT). On all his platforms, he caters to an audience of around 500 thousand.
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WebsiteInstagramTelegramTwitterTumblrWe spoke aboutStudying conflicts through OSINTFinding victims of war crimesHis loyalty to the truth The use of social media to disseminate information and intelligence His struggles with censorship on social media and powerful interests The Speed of dissemination on Twitter Telegram is a conflict search engine Power of information warfare in UkraineThe Grey Dynamics Podcast is available on all major platforms!
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Today I spoke with Anna Kruglova! Anna is a Lecturer of Terrorism Studies and a Programme leader for MA Terrorism and Security at the School of Arts and Media at the University of Salford.
She obtained her PhD in international studies from Queen?s University Belfast and her MA in international conflict studies from King?s College London and her MSc in Security Studies from UCL.
Her research interests are focused on terrorist propaganda and she is particularly interested in exploring what role the Internet, media and social media play in the recruitment process and radicalisation.
She recently published a book Terrorist Recruitment, Propaganda and Branding: Selling Terror Online.
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Thank you for joining the Great Dynamics Podcast, today I spoke with Samuel Bendett! Samuel is an advisor with the CNA Strategy, Policy, Plan, and Program centre where he is a member of the Russia Studies program.
He's also an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for New American Security. His work involves research on Russian defense and technology developments, unmanned and autonomous military systems and artificial intelligence, as well as Russian military capabilities and decision-making during crises.
And he's also an honorary Mad Scientist, which is very cool with the US Army TRADOC Math Scientist Initiative!
We Spoke aboutRussian military developments and failures in UkraineHow Ukraine turned the table on the "masters" Hybrid Warfare The effectiveness of Turkish and Irani dronesThe role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Ukraine WarMilitary technology developments despite sanctionsYou can find more out about Samuel's work via his Twitter
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In this episode of the Grey Dynamics Podcast, I spoke with Gareth Westwood. Garrett is an 11 year veteran of the intelligence community in the uk. He served in different roles in the military as well as in the foreign service. In the last two years, He spent his time building and running an internal global corporate intelligence team in a large pharmaceutical company as the head of Global Intelligence.
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In this episode of the Grey Dynamics Podcast, I spoke with my old mentor partner and friend Julie Nel! Julie is an experienced senior leader within the security industry, with a career spanning 30 years across UK Military and Law Enforcement. She specialises in Intelligence and Serious and Organised Crime and has served as Force Director of Intelligence and the National Lead for Intelligence in Her Majesty?s Inspectorate of Constabularies (HMIC).
Currently, she is the founder and managing director of the private intelligence and investigative firm B4secure
We Spoke about:Julie's career in the military and policeThe value of intelligence-led policingThe creativity of OSINT researchers What it takes to be a great intelligence analystFacing and dealing with PTSD and survivor's guilt The power of having hobbies to switch off from workPlease give us feedback and reviews on platforms where you listen to the podcast!
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In this episode, I sat down with my friend and former British Army engineer, paratrooper turned humanitarian, adventurer, filmmaker and entrepreneur Dave Luke.
Dave is Artios Global's CEO and an Information and Strategy advisor who has led humanitarian relief, research assessments and media production in complex emergencies and transitional states for 15 years. He has worked in more than 50 countries.
We discussed:His journey from Northern Ireland to the highest peaks in the world.His love for humanitarian workThe art of storytelling and its role in research and intelligence.How to lead with unconditional honesty and trustBuilding your own tribeBeing fearless in approaching opportunitiesFor more information about the Grey Dynamics Podcast, please visit https://greydynamics.com/podcast
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Thank you for joining the Grey Dynamics podcast. We have a very special guest, Jack Margolin! Jack is the program director of the Conflict-Affected States Program at C4ADS, which is a nonprofit organization that uses publicly available information and emerging technology to disrupt international crime and conflict. He has investigated corruption, arms trafficking, and nuclear proliferation from Russia to South Sudan.
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Hello everybody! Thank you for joining the Grey Dynamics Podcast. I'm your host Ahmed Hassan.
We spoke with Kyle Cunliffe. Kyle is a lecturer at Salford's University Intelligence Programs. His research focuses on intelligence and Cyberspace, particularly where those two meet.
We spoke about The difficulties facing human intelligence practitioners in a growing world of high-tech surveillance. How video games inspired Kyle to study intelligence.The Tensions between intelligence scholars and practitioners.Knowing what you are good at and utilising that for a role in Intelligence.Information overload through social media.And much more!The Grey Dynamics Podcast is available everywhere
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Thank you for joining the Grey Dynamics podcast today!
We have a very illustrious guest, Jason L. Jason served as a Marine for 12 years.
After that, he joined the Nuclear Security Industry. And from there on out, he was recruited by the CIA.
Today he has a different role in the Intelligence Community (IC).
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The Grey dynamics podcast offers insight into the often murky and hidden world of intelligence. Brought to you by current and former intelligence practitioners that know the routes through the grey zone. With your host Ahmed Hassan.
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