William DiAntonio, founder and CEO of Reputation911. Courtesy photoBeyond the Courtroom: Protecting High-Profile Clients From Online Smear Campaigns and Cyber Threats
The rapid pace of digital information sharing magnifies reputational threats, including smear campaigns, privacy violations, and cyberattacks, requiring swift and strategic intervention to protect personal and professional standing. This dual-front challenge demands more than just legal expertise.
December 16, 2024 at 11:00 AM
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High-profile individuals facing litigation often face a dual battle: in the courtroom and the court of public opinion. Competitors and adversaries frequently exploit legal disputes, amplifying damaging narratives or spreading misinformation online to gain an advantage. The rapid pace of digital information sharing magnifies reputational threats, including smear campaigns, privacy violations, and cyberattacks, requiring swift and strategic intervention to protect personal and professional standing.
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