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“Made in China” or Made by Bots? Fake Profiles Hijacked Tariff Debates
Rage Farming & Reputation Risk: What Brands & Organizations Must Know
Rage farming is a growing challenge for brands and organizations in the digital age. Philippe Borremans, renowned crisis communications expert, shares his extensive experience working...

Fake Profiles Swarmed Philippines Elections
Ahead of the Philippines' election, 32% of online discourse about former President Duterte was driven by fake profiles. Cyabra uncovered a coordinated campaign reshaping the...

Manipulated Narratives: Navigating the Reputational Maze of Mis/Disinformation
Disinformation campaigns are increasingly targeting brands, using fake profiles and coordinated narratives to distort public perception and damage trust. This article outlines how organizations can...

Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Cyabra for Technology Innovation Leadership
Frost & Sullivan recently analyzed the social media intelligence (SOCMINT) market and, based on its findings, recognizes Cyabra with the 2025 North American Technology Innovation...

Analyzing Fake Profiles’ Impact on Romania’s Election Crisis
Following the annulment of Romania’s election, Cyabra analyzed online conversations and uncovered an orchestrated fake campaign aimed to manipulate Romania's public discourse.

How a Fortune 500 Brand Stopped a Disinformation Crisis in Its Tracks
A blockbuster launch spiraled into chaos – viral hashtags, fake claims, and mass backlash. Cyabra revealed 76% came from fake profiles – helping the corporate...

Why Traditional Social Listening is Failing You
This isn’t a theory, it’s a fact: Traditional social listening tools fail to provide the full picture. Corporate communications teams are left struggling to understand...

Pope Francis’ Health Misinformation Fueled by Fake Profiles
Fake profiles hijacked the Pope’s health discourse: Cyabra uncovered that 31% of accounts were fake, spreading false claims and fueling chaos.

Fake Campaigns Surrounding UK Political Figures
Cyabra analyzed online conversations on X surrounding UK politicians Zia Yusuf and Rupert Lowe, and uncovered coordinated bot networks discrediting Zia Yusuf while amplifying support...

Fake Profiles Fueled “Economic Blackout Day”
February 28's Economic Blackout Day started as an organic movement, but was amplified by fake profiles, and quickly transformed into an attack against major brands...

How Foreign State Actors Threaten Democracies
Yossef Daar, Cyabra's co-founder and CPO, reveals how state actors like Russia, China, and Iran use AI-driven disinformation to manipulate public opinion and target democracies,...

The Battle for Public Trust: Mike Pompeo on Cyabra’s Fight Against Disinformation
Mike Pompeo, 70th Secretary of State, met with Cyabra to discuss the impact of disinformation on public trust and the fight against online manipulation.

1,000+ Fake Accounts Disrupting German Elections
Over 1,000 fake profiles artificially boosted support for the far-right party AfD, spreading hundreds of misleading posts, attacking political opponents, and amplifying pro-AfD narratives.

State Farm’s Wildfire Fallout: Misinformation & Crisis Mis-management
Misinformation claiming State Farm had prior knowledge of the LA fires caused huge damage to the company's reputation online.

“Understanding What is Real and What is Fake is Critical”: Cyabra’s Impact at Golin
Jonny Bentwood, Global President of Data and Analytics at PR agency Golin, explains how Cyabra helps protect clients’ reputations.

DeepSeek Hype Fueled by Fake Profiles
Cyabra’s latest investigation revealed that much of the hype around DeepSeek isn’t organic: it's promoted by fake profiles.

Cyabra Introduces “Insights”: Turning Complex Data Into AI-Driven Actionable Insights
Cyabra’s Insights empowers brands and government organizations to detect and understand online threats in real-time.

2024 Brand Crisis Round-Up – Part 1
A recap of some of the most significant disinformation-fueled attacks and boycotts against major companies in 2024 - and what we can learn from them:
