March 24, 2021
Taking Back Control of Online Reputation and Privacy
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In this episode
Digital breadcrumbs can pose real-world dangers—especially for high-profile executives. In this episode, Fred Burton sits down with Rich Matta, CEO of ReputationDefender, to break down how online privacy is becoming a frontline issue in physical security. With threats on the rise, the conversation explores how removing or obscuring personal details online can help disrupt the early stages of an attack cycle and better protect at-risk individuals.
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Taking Back Control of Online Reputation and Privacy
What you’ll learn
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How personal data fuels pre-operational surveillance and increases physical security risks
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What types of executive information are most commonly exploited online
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Practical steps for reducing digital exposure and strengthening executive protection strategies
More about our guest
Rich is a data-driven software leader with a strong track record of driving innovation, revenue growth, and operational excellence across enterprise SaaS and tech-enabled services. He led ReputationDefender to sustained profitability and an eventual acquisition, delivering an 800% return to investors. With expertise in privacy, security, human services, and customer experience software, he’s known for building loyal, high-performing teams through focused and empathetic leadership. Rich is also a recognized voice on data privacy, contributing to national outlets including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, and The Hill.
