How do you manage reputation for someone who has been the victim of online harassment?
Platform engagement on policy violations, legal review where applicable, monitoring of AI and search engines for narrative spread, and authoritative counter-content that reasserts the individual's actual identity and record.
Online harassment cases require integrated response across platform, legal, reputation, and often security functions, and the reputation component is rarely the leading edge. The reputation work runs in parallel with the others. Platform engagement: identifying which platforms are hosting harassing content, filing reports under the relevant terms-of-service categories (harassment, doxing, impersonation, image-based abuse), tracking enforcement, escalating where standard reporting paths fail. Legal review where applicable: defamation, harassment statutes, restraining orders, DMCA where relevant. Monitoring: AIQ™ across the eight engines, WikiAlerts™ on the Wikipedia article if one exists, IMPACT™ on the name SERP, plus social-platform monitoring through appropriate tools. The work is sustained over months because online harassment campaigns themselves are sustained.
Last reviewed: 19/05/2026