Awareness • Analysis • Action
Notice pressure and context, examine evidence and consequences, then respond intentionally.
Virtual workshop • August 28, 2026
AAA for Human-Centered Security™
Self-Governance Against Social Engineering
What happens in the moments between receiving a suspicious request and deciding how to respond?
Founding session
A human-centered approach to security decisions
This interactive mini-workshop explores how self-governance can strengthen our response to phishing, social engineering, urgency, manipulation, and digital trust.
Participants bring together Self-Governance AAA—Awareness, Analysis, Action—and Cybersecurity AAA—Authentication, Authorization, Accounting.
What you’ll explore
- Recognizing social-engineering pressure before reacting
- Identifying urgency, authority, and manipulation tactics
- Authenticating who is actually making a request
- Determining what access should be authorized
- Using patterns, history, and evidence to evaluate unusual requests
- Analyzing potential consequences before complying
- Applying both AAA frameworks to realistic scenarios
- Taking intentional security action under pressure
Two practical frameworks
Authentication • Authorization • Accounting
Verify the requester, decide what access is appropriate, and use patterns and history to assess the request.
Who should attend?
No advanced cybersecurity knowledge required
Designed for cybersecurity and technology professionals, students and emerging professionals, business owners and leaders, educators, and anyone interested in human behavior, decision-making, and cybersecurity.
Hosted by
Jimmia Williams
Founder, Afronomias LLC
Human-Centered Security
Identity • Resilience • Reclamation of Power
Registration
$5 Founding Session
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