An open, vendor-neutral standard for verifying open-source intelligence. OOVS v0.1.0 defines ten testable requirements published simultaneously as normative text and machine-readable data, with one acceptance test per requirement, a portable assessment schema, and continuous validation.
The project welcomes implementation results, requirement feedback, technique records, testing scenarios, mappings, translations, and review from safety, privacy, human-rights, accessibility, and public-interest perspectives.
Reviewers from different organisations, regions, and legal contexts are especially valuable, because independent assessment is what turns a published standard into a usable one.
Public collaboration uses synthetic, consented, anonymised, or non-sensitive material only. Material concerning minors or vulnerable people must never be posted in public project channels.
Project Leader
Project leader for the OWASP Open Source Intelligence Standard. Designed the OOVS assurance baseline and the specification-as-code pipeline that keeps its normative text, machine-readable requirements, acceptance tests, and hash-pinned release manifests provably consistent in continuous integration. Interests: OSINT verification, provenance and source-origin independence, attribution, and accountable use of AI in analytic workflows.