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Description
Capture social media evidence into DTAM cases: images, posts, and profile metadata, with built-in editing and reverse image search. DTAM OSINT is a workflow tool for authorized Digital Threat Assessment Management (DTAM) investigators. It allows you to capture open-source evidence from the web and attach it directly to a case within your organization's DTAM environment, without leaving the page you are reviewing. Access to this tool requires a DTAM account. This is a professional tool for DTAM users; you must sign in with your existing DTAM credentials. FEATURES: CAPTURE - Select images, posts, and text from the page you are viewing and save them as case evidence in one click. - Pull structured post and profile metadata from major social platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and more. - Capture profile pictures and key account details for a subject of concern. EDIT - Crop, enhance, and annotate captured images before saving them as evidence. - Open a full-screen editor for closer work. KEYWORDS - Maintain a keyword list and highlight matches on the page to speed up review. Case-sensitive and whole-word matching options. REVERSE IMAGE SEARCH - Send a captured image to your choice of several reverse-image-search providers whenever you choose. Images are only shared with these services when you manually initiate the search and not automatically. BUILT FOR THE WORKFLOW - Side panel UI that stays open alongside the page you are investigating. - Right-click context-menu actions and keyboard shortcuts (Alt+Shift+S to toggle image selection). - Your region, organization, and active case persist between sessions on your device. PRIVACY The extension reads page content and the current site's cookies only when you actively capture, so authenticated content matches what you can already see. It sends product usage telemetry (which features you use, page/route context, device type) to help us improve the tool. It never sends page content, file names, or subject of concern details. See our privacy policy for full detail.
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