Brand Reputation
Read our blog for insights on combating digital threats, understanding social media trends, and enhancing brand protection through innovative strategies!

How a Fortune 500 Brand Stopped a Disinformation Crisis in Its Tracks
Bots Promoting Violent Threats Against Healthcare CEOs
Weeks after the tragic murder of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO, social media discourse continues to rage with misinformation, fake news, and conspiracy theories about the murder, alongside...

Fake Profiles Fueled the Jaguar Backlash
Luxury car brand Jaguar faced a tidal wave of criticism online following a new advertising campaign. The protest appeared to be based on authentic, organic...

How to Counter Toxic Narratives Surrounding Your Brand
Social media platforms have made it easy for brands and companies to stay connected with their customers. Given the openness of these discussions, it's natural...

Who Protects Your Brand From Fake Profiles?
Social media presence is an invaluable asset to every company or brand, no matter how big or small they are. Keeping track of the public’s...

A Binge Boycott: Netflix Attacked by Election Bots
Streaming giant Netflix is one of many brands being swept into the tidal wave of election disinformation, suffering huge harm to their online reputation. Learn...

Trump’s Return to X: Fake Profiles Analysis
Former President Donald Trump officially returned to the platform last August. Trump’s return to X immediately drew thousands of fake profiles. 22% of the profiles...

Fake Profiles Grill Burger King Online
Cyabra’s latest deep dive into #BoycottBurgerKing reveals that nearly 40% of the profiles pushing the negativity are fake! The online boycott was massively amplified by...

Bots Bash Team Fortress 2 In-Game and On Social
Cyabra uncovered fake profiles discussing the game Team Fortress 2. Ironically, the movement, which used hashtags #SaveTF2 and #FixTF2 formed because gamers expressed their discontent...

Ozempic Attacked: Fake Profiles, Misinformation, and Illegal Sales
Cyabra uncovered two types of attacks directed at Ozempic: fake profiles spreading fear and disinformation, and illegal sales of the prescription drug.
