Attend Day 01 — Free
Join the introductory session to understand the learning approach, scope, and responsible investigation principles.
Build practical, responsible investigation skills—from OSINT research and website analysis to scam awareness and digital evidence documentation.
Learn structured methods to assess digital clues, document findings, and support safer online decisions.
Experience the first training day before deciding whether to enrol in the complete paid program.
Join the introductory session to understand the learning approach, scope, and responsible investigation principles.
Review the curriculum and schedule. Continue only if the complete program fits your goals.
Pay ₹1,999 for the advertised 10-day program and follow the complete guided training pathway.
Develop a repeatable workflow for researching online risks, verifying information, and documenting observations responsibly.
Observation, hypothesis building, verification, and investigation workflow.
Research using lawful, publicly available sources and source verification.
Review domain details, website signals, reputation, and suspicious patterns.
Understand IP address context, lookup limitations, and location accuracy.
Recognise phishing indicators, impersonation, and deceptive web design.
Organise incident details and learn safe reporting and escalation steps.
Record URLs, timestamps, screenshots, and context while preserving originals.
Consent, privacy, authorised access, and referral to appropriate authorities.
Key details before you begin the training.
Yes. Day 01 is presented as a free introductory training session. Confirm the upcoming batch schedule and registration process with Spyriot Security.
The advertised fee is ₹1,999 for the 10-day program. Confirm the current fee and payment details before enrolling.
The training focuses on lawful public-source research, basic IP/geolocation concepts, verification, and documentation. It does not authorise tracking people, bypassing privacy controls, accessing accounts or devices without permission, or conducting unlawful surveillance.
No. Training or a private certificate does not grant police powers, government authority, or a licence where one is legally required. Any professional activity must comply with applicable law.
Use the official Spyriot Security website to contact the organisation and verify batch dates, format, curriculum, and enrolment terms.
Attend the free introductory day, understand the program, and make an informed decision about the complete training.