Rich Matta.

Political campaigns remain exempt from privacy laws — a contradiction worth examining.

Op-ed arguing for a meaningful right to erasure under U.S. law.

On how Google's Knowledge Cards can synthesize inaccurate information with real-world consequences.

Hard-won lessons on how to demo software effectively — from preparation and storytelling to handling the unexpected.

VIP online reputation management: crowding out harmful content with truthful, positive content.

Banks protect every layer of security — yet often overlook the exposed personal data of their own executives.

In a competitive legal market, one page of search results may be your only opportunity to make a first impression.

The field of executive protection now extends well beyond physical security into safeguarding digital identities.

Why the CCPA is a business growth opportunity rather than a compliance burden.

A feature on ReputationDefender and the growing market for professional reputation management.

Executive personal data is now weaponized in social engineering attacks against companies.

The plain internet exposes your personal data far more actionably than the Dark Web ever could.

No — but that doesn't mean you shouldn't address the obvious risks.

Press release announcing ReputationDefender's acquisition by The Stagwell Group.

On the unintended consequences of trying to remove information when you're a high-profile individual.

A conversation with Fox 35 about ReputationDefender and the types of online problems the firm helps individuals address.

Commentary on the reputational and legal implications of releasing surveillance footage in high-profile cases.

Why search results matter more than your resume in today's hiring landscape.

Commentary on social media backlash and its real-world impact on public figures' decisions.

The importance of knowing exactly what employers, clients, and partners see about you online.