With nearly 12 years on both sides of influence operations, Cyabra CPO Yossef Daar breaks down how synthetic campaigns move...
Introducing a new way to analyze news at scale: separating verified claims from narrative distortion...
Cyabra analyzed coordinated online activity surrounding the ongoing conflict with Iran, uncovering a large-scale influence...
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With nearly 12 years on both sides of influence operations, Cyabra CPO Yossef Daar breaks down how synthetic campaigns move markets and destroy reputations.
Cyabra’s experts share the most compelling articles and investigations they’ve read this month, from the rise of AI-driven "digital fog" to the global collapse of trust. Read the latest on…
37% of profiles discussing holiday boycotts are fake—far above normal levels. As "We Ain't Buying It" targets major retailers, PR teams must distinguish between genuine consumer concerns and manufactured outrage.
Cyabra’s November analysis of the Starbucks barista strike revealed that this major brand crisis spiked sharply leading up to Starbucks' Red Cup Day, with negativity toward the brand intensifying massively,…
This practical playbook equips corporate communications professionals with a systematic daily routine to proactively defend brand reputation against social media threats, including coordinated campaigns, fake accounts, and content manipulation. It provides…
Based on a Cyabra live event, this practical playbook for executives and teams dives into how to detect, counter, and prevent attacks on personal reputations.
TD Bank’s financial scandal spiraled into a full-scale reputational crisis when coordinated disinformation campaigns amplified public outrage across social media. Cyabra’s analysis uncovered that nearly a quarter of accounts driving…
Cyabra's Investigation revealed a disinformation campaign surrounding Microsoft's "AI-related layoffs", pushing false narratives, AI-generated images and deepfakes that successfully influenced authentic users to call for boycotts.
Cyabra uncovered that 21% of profiles attacking Cracker Barrel's logo change were fake accounts, generating 4.4M potential views and contributing to a 10.5% stock drop worth $100M in market value.
