
Speaker Cybersecurity/ Cybercrime
Profiling Hackers – The Psychology of Cybercrime
Since the Corona crisis, the cloud and remote work have become part of everyday life. Digitization brings opportunities, but also poses risks. Cybercrime is becoming one of the most important threats of this decade. But what kind of people or groups are attacking companies digitally? What motivates hackers? What are the latest Social Engineering techniques, used by Cybercriminals? Psychological manipulation (so-called Social Engineering) is involved in 95% of cyber attacks, – humans are clearly the weakest link. But something can be done about it.
Mark T. Hofmann is a Crime- & Intelligence Analyst, trained and certified in the United States. He is a university lecturer for Behavioral & Cyber Psychology and takes you on a journey into the mind of the perpetrator. He has met and anonymously interviewed hackers, – including individuals whose acts remain undiscovered to this day. Get a rare glimpse into the Psychology of Cybercrime from one of the best-known Profilers. Apart from the technical aspects, he focuses on the human factor and detecting Social Engineering. He informs, inspires, creates awareness and shows, how you can become a human firewall.
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Virtual Presentations: Psychology of Cybercrime
With his own studio, Mark T. Hofmann is always ready to give live Lecturesor record them in advance for digital Events and webinars. Zoom, Teams, Skype, Webex and all common programs are available, – other solutions are also possible.

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“Cybercrime is one of the biggest risks of this decade. Any door is only as strong as the person holding the key. The ‘human factor’ in Cybercrime is underestimated.”
Mark T. Hofmann, Crime- & Intelligence Analyst
Sources: BKA, Bundeslagebild Cyberkriminalität, PKS 2019; Cybersecurity Intelligence Index, IBM; Note on the 600% increase by UN Officials on ABC News.
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