Welcome to the World of Human Hacking

Hey, I’m Lisa – a Human Hacker and Character Profiler.

Cybercriminals, con artists, and even everyday influencers all use the same psychological tactics to manipulate, persuade, and deceive. Most people don’t realize they’re being played — until it’s too late. That’s where I come in.

Mission: RECON

Through reconnaissance, character profiling, and real-world security testing, I help harden your human firewall—because technology alone isn’t enough.

The result? You can wipe the floor with hackers' tears.

Vision: SECURITY

You’re not a victim. You’re in control. The key is understanding how human hackers exploit your weaknesses—and how to turn the tables.

I empower businesses and individuals to defend against social engineering and human hacking by providing knowledge, fostering security awareness, and conducting targeted security assessments.

Social Engineering vs. Human Hacking – What's the Difference?

Social Engineering is all about hacking IT systems through people — tricking someone into clicking a malicious link, revealing login credentials, or bypassing security protocols. It’s the art of exploiting trust to break into systems.

But Human Hacking goes deeper. It’s not just about fooling someone to gain access to a network — it’s about understanding the psychology of decision-making, persuasion, and manipulation at its core. It’s about decoding why people act the way they do, what makes them vulnerable, and how they can protect themselves—not just online, but in everyday interactions, negotiations, and relationships.

To answer the question: The focuses are different. The focus of Human Hacking is more human-based and not necessarily IT-Systems are involved.

Why Does This Matter? The Alarming Truth

🔹 98% of cyberattacks rely on social engineering.

🔹 An average business faces over 700 social engineering attacks per year.

🔹 90% of data breaches exploit the human element to access sensitive business information.

🔹 83% of U.S. businesses have been victims of phishing attacks, and 95% of successful network intrusions stem from spear phishing—yet only half of employees can even define the term.

🔹 The average cost of a social engineering attack? $130,000.

(Source: Splunk, 2024 - Social Engineering Attacks)

These aren’t just numbers. They’re proof that technology alone can’t keep us safe. Firewalls, encryption, and security protocols can’t stop an attack if a person unknowingly opens the door from the inside.

That’s why I focus on the first and most important line of defense: YOU.

What I Do?

🔹 Workshops & Training –

Learn to recognize and resist manipulation. Sharpen your awareness.

🔹 Social Engineering & Human Hacking Insights – Decode deception in real-time.

🔹 1:1 Security Consulting – Personalized strategies to sharpen your awareness.

🔹 Human Pentesting - Real-life simulation of a human hacking attack. How aware are you and your team?

My special approach?

🔹 Character Profiling – I analyze you, I understand you and I find your blind spots before others exploit them.

This isn’t about paranoia but awareness, control, and mastery. Because once you understand how the game is played, you stop being the target and start taking control.

So, are you ready to harden your human firewall and outsmart manipulation? Let’s dive in!