Sue Scheff & Michael Fertik on 20/20 ABC News i-Caught!


Tuesday, August 14th, 2007 - Sue Scheff and Michael Fertik, CEO of Reputation Defender were featured on 20/20 ABC News new series - i-Caught. Sitting down with renown Journalist, Martin Bashir, Sue Scheff and Michael Fertik share the seriousness of maintaining your Online Profile and fighting malicious and online attacks.

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