Why artists and their teams need to start thinking seriously about the data they've left strewn across the internet.

<p><b>Hello and Welcome to the Music Business Worldwide podcast supported by Voly Music.</b></p><p>On this podcast, MBW founder Tim Ingham is joined by Anthony Davenport, the CEO and founder of New York-headquartered Regal Credit Management.<br/><br/>Regal Credit, as the name suggests, helps high-profile and high-net-worth individuals with their credit – both in terms of building it and protecting it.<br/><br/>Regal Credit, which was recently named on the Inc. 5000 list of companies in the US, counts many clients from across the music business<br/><br/>The particular reason we invited Davenport on this podcast was to discuss a tool of Regal’s called CyberSweep.<br/><br/>CyberSweep is a data removal service that either suppresses or outright deletes personal information from across the internet – whether on the dark web or more legitimate sites.<br/><br/>According to Davenport, Cyber Sweep has been used by very high-profile figures in the music business including superstar artists - who are looking to protect themselves both from fraudulent online activity, and from stalking from fans.<br/><br/>On this podcast Davenport discusses why he believes such activity is becoming a growing societal problem, and we also get time to dig into Davenport’s own interesting origin story that led to the birth of Regal Credit.</p><p>The Music Business Worldwide Podcast is supported by <a href='https://www.volymusic.com/'>Voly Music</a>.</p>