OSINT is the name of a discipline now rather than a specialism. Journalists, investigators, security teams, and human rights researchers all practise it, and the tooling and training market around it has grown accordingly.
Raider gives the name energy. It suggests active pursuit rather than passive collection, which is closer to how the work actually feels: you go looking, you dig, you find the thing nobody meant to leave public.
The name fits a training provider, a tools suite, a research service, a community, or a publication. Training is the most immediately commercial, since demand is high across several professions and the quality of what’s available varies enormously.
Twelve characters, two components, no hyphen, .com. OSINT is unambiguous to the audience that matters and invisible to everyone else, which is close to ideal for a specialist brand that doesn’t want to be diluted by general traffic.
The name is available. Offers welcome.