FAQ

Molfar Intelligence Institute (MII) is an analytical institute specializing in intelligence, OSINT analysis, information security, and strategic communications.

Molfar Intelligence Institute
— educates students in intelligence and OSINT,
— conducts research and investigations,
— develops new intelligence tools, and supports both public and private entities in solving challenges related to information search, analysis, and communication campaigns.

The Molfar Intelligence Institute (NGO “OSINT”) was founded by analysts from the Molfar community, which appeared in 2022.

Recognizing the need for a more focused investment in educational efforts, we shifted our focus to providing training services and supporting communication campaigns.

Molfar Intelligence Firm conducts analysis and data collection in the fields of Finance, Government, Law, and IT.

— Educational Center — development and adaptation of training programs, course launches, and organizing workshops.

— Analytical Center — research and investigations.

— R&D Lab — development of new AI software and technological solutions for data search and analysis.

— Impact Center — PR, marketing, and content; creating information campaigns.

— Intelligence Club — a closed community of open-source intelligence (OSINT) leaders.

— Certification — assessment and testing of foundational intelligence and OSINT knowledge.

Molfar Intelligence Institute includes 14 specialists who develop, create, and implement educational programs. Additionally, the Analytical Center team has over 50 experienced analysts whose work is part of Molfar Intelligence Institute’s intellectual property.

MII and the experts we engage operate internationally, cooperating with governments, state institutions, intelligence agencies, international organizations, and the private sector. In addition to Ukraine, we run projects in the EU, the United Kingdom, and other partner countries. We do not work with Russians or Belarusians.

Yes, MII is open to international cooperation with public and private organizations. Exceptions: citizens of the Russian Federation and Belarus.

Ukrainian and English.

Yes, some of our courses are designed for beginners. At the same time, we offer specialized programs for experienced professionals.

Molfar Intelligence Institute offers education across nearly a hundred topics, including OSINT, cybersecurity, strategic communications, and more. We provide both established programs and options for customized training.

You can register using the form on our website under the “Training” section. Alternatively, you can email our managers on institute@molfar.com — they’ll help you choose a program and inform you about current lectures and intensives.
You can stay updated through our social media channels (Telegram, X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, YouTube)

To discuss partnership opportunities, contact us via institute@molfar.com, the contact form on our website, or our social media channels. You can also call us at +38 066 780 28 6.

Confidentiality and security standards, including compliance with GDPR, handle all data.

No, Molfar Intelligence Institute is governed by the NGO “OSINT”. It does not offer commercial services as the Molfar agency once did. However, our partners at Molfar Intelligence Firm do. You can contact them directly via info@molfar.com or us, and we’ll forward your request to the appropriate team.

OSINT (open-source intelligence) is a discipline that collects and analyzes information from publicly available sources.

Maltego, Spiderfoot, Shodan, Pitchbook, SimilarWeb, Pipl — and other tools used for OSINT and cybersecurity.

Molfar uses access to administrative databases, insider information, company profile databases by niche, data from social media and media sources, and other open sources.

Our partners at Molfar Intelligence Firm have experience in conducting such checks. You can contact them directly via info@molfar.com.

Open sources include:
— Public registries and databases;

— The Wayback Machine and cached pages;

— Social media accounts;

— Personal and corporate websites and blogs;

— Print and online media, forums.

Unlike industrial espionage, open-source intelligence (OSINT) adheres to legal and ethical standards. Molfar does not conduct surveillance or engage in hacking to steal personal data.