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PWNING YOUR CAREER · SANS 2026 · SIMULATED ENVIRONMENT
// WORKSHOP INTELLIGENCE HUB

Two companies.
One decision.

Research AllThreats Security and ZedTrust Cybersecurity using OSINT techniques. Use the Intel Analyzer below or navigate each company's pages directly. Apply the 6-category framework from the workshop.

// TARGET A
AllThreats Security
Threat intelligence & managed detection
INVESTIGATE
ENTER COMPANY SITE →
// TARGET B
ZedTrust Cybersecurity
Zero-trust architecture & compliance
INVESTIGATE
ENTER COMPANY SITE →
Company Intelligence Analyzer
Paste any URL · AI applies the 6-category OSINT framework
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// Full 6-Category Analysis
Use your web_search tool to fetch and read the page at the URL below before analyzing. URL: [PASTE COMPANY URL] After reading the page, analyze it as a potential employer using the 6-category OSINT framework: 1. FINANCIAL HEALTH — Is the company growing or contracting? Any red flags? 2. LEADERSHIP STABILITY — Who leads? Tenure, promotion patterns, revolving door? 3. CULTURE (stated vs operational) — What do employees actually say vs. marketing? 4. COMPENSATION TRANSPARENCY — Is salary visible? What signals does it send? 5. MISSION ALIGNMENT — Who is the primary audience: shareholders, clients, or employees? 6. HUMINT SIGNALS — What would former employees, customers, or peers say? For each category: state what you found, what it means, and rate it 🟢 / 🟡 / 🔴. End with: Would you apply here? Why or why not?
// Red Flag Hunter
You are an OSINT analyst helping a cybersecurity professional evaluate a potential employer. Use your web_search tool to fetch and read this page first: URL: [PASTE COMPANY URL] After reading the page, identify every red flag. Look for: - Salary transparency (or lack thereof) - Vague or inflated job requirements - High turnover signals in reviews or leadership - Financial instability markers - Culture signals in language and tone - Inconsistencies between what they claim and what evidence shows List each red flag with: what you found, where you found it, and why it matters. Be specific — not generic.
// OPSelf Fit Scorer
I've completed my OPSelf career assessment. Here's my profile: MY MUST-HAVES: - [Paste from your OPSelf download] MY ENERGIZERS: - [Paste from your OPSelf download] MY WATCH-OUTS: - [Paste from your OPSelf download] Use your web_search tool to fetch and read this company page: URL: [PASTE COMPANY URL] After reading the page, score the fit: Score 0-10 for: 1. Must-Haves Alignment (how many must-haves does this satisfy?) 2. Energizers Present (how many energizers exist here?) 3. Watch-Outs Absent (how free is this from your red flags?) Overall Fit = average. Explain your scoring.
// Job Description Intel Extraction
Use your web_search tool to fetch and read this job posting first: URL: [PASTE JOB POSTING URL] After reading the posting, extract the intelligence between the lines: 1. STATED vs REAL — What does the JD say vs. what is it actually asking for? 2. PAIN POINTS — What problem is this hire trying to solve right now? 3. CULTURE SIGNALS — What does the language reveal about how this team operates? 4. LEVERAGE POINTS — What skills or experience give you negotiating power? 5. QUESTIONS TO ASK — What 3 questions should you ask in the interview based on this JD? 6. RED FLAGS — Anything in the posting that should give you pause? Be direct and specific. No generic advice.
// PREREQUISITE EXERCISE
Run OPSelf first
Complete your career intelligence profile before evaluating the companies. You'll need it for the fit-scoring exercise.
LAUNCH OPSELF →