Society
Spotting Statistical Integrity
Examine how statistics can be used to support inaccurate conclusions. Learn practical ways to evaluate claims and ask probing questions.
Dirty Networks, Clean Data: Managed Attribution in Triage Environments
Licensed software can be a liability and an asset. Poorly configured tools become the indicator used to identify and manipulate investigations.
Structured Analytic Techniques: Starbursting
Questions are meant to explore ideas and problems more thoroughly before moving to solutions or assessments.
Webinar July 2026 - Checking the Balance
Government Powers, Legal Process, and the 4th Amendment
Threat250: Federal Missteps Fuel Evolving Summer Threats
Members of the public should remain vigilant while attending large gatherings, particularly those of strategic political interest.
Redline: Analyzing the Next White House Surveillance App
This is not a benign communication platform; it's a deliberately architected, state-sponsored surveillance apparatus.
Judicial and Administrative Arrest Warrants
This analysis examines Fourth Amendment protections and arrest warrants to assist readers in evaluating current events.
Intelligence Cycle Webinar - June 2026
The Intelligence Cycle is integral to Ravenwood's work and provides a structured way to transform data and information into knowledge that supports decisionmaking.
Warrants: Searches and the Digital World
This analysis discusses Fourth Amendment protections, search warrant components, and implications in a digital world.
Don't Burn the Cake: A Managed Attribution Strategy
Think of managing attribution like baking a cake rather than peeling an onion.
Subpoenas Everywhere
This analysis examines administrative subpoenas, how they are being used by agencies, and the resulting privacy implications.
The Human Vulnerability
Social engineering impacts everyone from giant mega-corporations to lonely grandmothers. These types of attacks are effective because humans can be compelled or motivated to act in certain ways, positive or negative.
The Intelligence Cycle: A Strong Foundation
The framework used to guide intelligence analysis is called the Intelligence Cycle. At Ravenwood Intelligence Cooperative, we apply a six-step intelligence cycle to all our work.