Open-source intelligence is the engine under everything we do. We have worked the open web since 1995, before the term existed, which is why people call us the OSINT OGs. We find what is public but buried, verify it cold, and turn it into intelligence you can act on or put in front of a judge.
What we do
We unmask the real person or company behind a website, an alias, a shell entity, or an anonymous account. When someone has gone to trouble to stay hidden, we are the ones who pull the mask off.
We trace who owns what, who is tied to whom, and how the pieces fit: corporate structure, affiliations, infrastructure, and the partners and money behind an operation.
We put a name to the person behind a threat, a leak, or a harassment campaign, and document it well enough to act on.
We surface a subject’s full footprint, online and off, and separate what is verified from what is noise.
Why MI:33
Web forensics since 1995. Our methods have been tested in federal court and cited in the academic literature.
Tools collect. We verify, connect, and interpret, so you get intelligence, not a data dump.
Everything is documented to an evidentiary standard, sourced and time-stamped, ready for a filing or a boardroom.
We work under cover. The subject never learns who is asking.
OSINT runs under all of our work.
You get a written intelligence report: the findings, the sources behind them, and a clear read on what they mean. When the matter is headed to court, it is documented to hold up there.
Whether you need a name behind an alias, the truth behind a company, or the source of a threat, a principal works the matter and brings back intelligence you can stand on, in confidence.
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