Cyabra is a social threat intelligence company that uncovers threats, provides actionable insights and real-time alerts, and safeguards companies, products, and people. The company’s technology exposes malicious actors, disinformation, and bot networks. Cyabra breaks down the billions of conversations taking place online and across social media, understands narratives, and reveals disinformation campaigns.

Dan Brahmy

Ido Shraga

Yossef Daar

Sendi Frangi

Cyabra

Amped Software develops solutions for the analysis and enhancement of images and videos for forensic, security, and investigative applications.

Amped Software

Cyabra is a social threat intelligence company. 

Social media is the new attack surface and the fastest-growing arena for bad actors. 

Cyabra uncovers threats, provides actionable insights, real-time alerts, and safeguards companies, products, and people. Our technology exposes disinformation, and takes down malicious actors and bot networks. 

We break down the billions of conversations taking place online and across social media, understand narratives, and uncover disinformation campaigns.

TAU Ventures

OurCrowd

Harpoon

Founders Fund

Accomplice

Alabaster

Maccabee Ventures

Summus Group

Shepherd Ventures

Brian Norgard

Will Graylin

International ride-hailing apps like Bolt are at risk of local incidents turning into global protests. 📲

What’s worse is that any trending topic, especially calls for a boycott, is often exploited by #bots and other fake profiles. 🤖

This is exactly what happened with #BoycottBolt: Cyabra has uncovered 20% fake profiles on X (Twitter), pushing negative content against the company, as well as completely irrelevant posts that caused further damage. 📈

Could Bolt contain this crisis before it causes major harm to its #reputation? 🤔

And what can other ride-hailing apps like Uber, Lyft or Via learn from this #PRcrisis? 🚗 🚕 🚙

Read the new story on Cyabra’s blog: 
https://lnkd.in/d_dZjF_3

Cyabra will be at ISS Dubai - will you? 

Members from our team including Assaf Danby and Alex Wineman will be in attendance! Be sure to reach out to schedule a meeting, and don’t miss an important presentation on #FakeNews. 

Stay tuned for more information!

Disinformation poses a threat to various groups, including brands, executives, and governments on #socialmedia. 

Recognizing and preventing potential attacks before they occur is crucial in preventing harm.

Between August and September 2023, there was a massive surge in #phishing scams using QR codes. 

Scammers were found to be redirecting #socialmedia users to fake pages, then stealing credentials, and installing malware.20,000 attacks were found in just two weeks - a 587% increase!

One may wonder: how does it work? Bad actors, who are always looking for new ways to carry out social engineering attacks, use “multiple obfuscation layers” to customize attacks based on the user's device, browser, and more.

This form of attack initially began on YouTube and moved across multiple platforms. But it can be on any platform, any computer, and happen to any user! 

https://lnkd.in/ev74XHZn

#BoycottRipCurl exploded on social media during the past week. In just 4 days, the use of the hashtag increased by 424% 💣

Cyabra uncovered fake accounts that flooded conversations across X, Facebook, and Instagram. 🤖

Surprisingly, many of those fake profiles weren’t pushing agendas related to the brand itself. 🏄♂️

Instead, they were latching onto Rip Curl's trending hashtag to promote an idea that was irrelevant to the conversation. 📈

Rip Curl’s #PRcrisis illustrates a new technique in the world of #CrisisManagement. 

This is a warning sign: brands and companies are no longer safe from #disinformation. ⚠️

Read the new story on Cyabra’s blog: 
https://lnkd.in/dRA7yXgR

Only one of these accounts is real. Can you guess which one? 

Cyabra uncovered a fake campaign and came across three of the top information spreaders. 

While they may look real, two of these were created to disrupt the narrative, and could potentially harm brands, companies, or people. Upon first glance, would you guess these are real humans, or #maliciousactors aiming to sway the conversation with both #fakenews and #disinformation?

Some tips to spot fake accounts are excessive posting frequency, round-the-clock activity, hashtag overload, and sudden bursts of content after a year-long inactivity.

Impersonations never appear out of thin air. They’re always part of a bigger strategy. 💣

Read how a fake profile sought to harm T-Mobile's #reputation by taking advantage of the rising criticism against the new #MagentaFamily plan.📱

A carefully planned and executed fake campaign can put any company at risk!

https://lnkd.in/d26AaxCD

What happens when the customer service you think you are talking to is a #maliciousactor causing harm to customers, ultimately ruining the reputation of the company they are impersonating?

Cyabra breaks down the time Bank Negara (PT. BANK NEGARA INDONESIA (Persero) Tbk. - BNI) had over 100 bots impersonating their customer care! 

Look inside to see if you can tell the difference between the real and the fake: 

https://lnkd.in/dEjHhhhm

Cyabra protects...but who needs to be protected? 

Dan Brahmy breaks down the different types of people who are using Cyabra due to threats on #socialmedia.

When the Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, banks in the US and around the world felt and continue to feel the #reputation fallout.

Negative sentiment and PR on #socialmedia, amplified by influential figures such as Lindi Li, led to an astounding 165% drop in FRB's sentiment -causing the bank to reach the verge of bankruptcy.

Hashtags like #Bankcollapse and #Bankingcrisis fueled fears, leading people to pull money from their accounts as they were frightened for their personal financial safety. Additionally, rating agencies expressed low confidence in FRB, negatively impacting stocks.

Read how this #brandreputation crisis, fueled by authentic profiles (!), was a perfect example of the need for proactive monitoring during crisis management.

https://lnkd.in/gXwZgTTK

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MSH ID	COM:CYABRA	COM:AMPEDSOFTWARE
Market	PRIVATE	PRIVATE
Sector	Cybersecurity	Technology
Industry	Social Threat Intelligence	Software
Country	IL	IT
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Employee Count	55
Website	cyabra.com	ampedsoftware.com
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