Live online • September 8, 2026

Human-Centered Security

Apply established cybersecurity concepts to human decision-making, autonomy, information, access, vulnerabilities, risk, values, boundaries, and response.

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Workshop overview

Security principles for the systems we navigate every day

Afronomias’ Human-Centered Security approach translates established cybersecurity ideas into a practical way to examine human choices, access, information, influence, boundaries, and recovery. Afronomias does not claim to have invented the broader Human-Centered Security discipline.

The live session is interactive and grounded in practical scenarios.

What participants will learn

  • Cybersecurity AAA: authentication, authorization, and accounting
  • Afronomias’ self-governance AAA: awareness, assessment, and action
  • Identity, access, boundaries, and least privilege
  • Social engineering in digital and real-world interactions
  • The Firewall Mind concept
  • Vulnerabilities, risk, incident response, values, and decision-making

Core concepts

From cybersecurity AAA to self-governance

Cybersecurity AAA

Authentication • Authorization • Accounting

Verify identity, decide permitted access, and maintain appropriate activity records.

Afronomias interpretation

Awareness • Assessment • Action

Notice the signal and context, evaluate evidence and risk, then choose an intentional response.

Identity & access

Examine how identity, trust, authorization, and boundaries shape access to time, attention, information, and decisions.

Least privilege

Grant only the access necessary for a purpose—and reconsider it when context changes.

Social engineering

Recognize urgency, authority, reciprocity, influence, and manipulation online and in person.

Firewall Mind

Pause, inspect an incoming request or claim, and choose what crosses your decision boundary.

Vulnerabilities & risk

Distinguish a weakness from the likelihood and impact of exploitation.

Incident response

Practice identifying, assessing, containing, responding, recovering, and learning.

Values & decisions

Use values and risk context as decision criteria when the right response is unclear.

Interactive exercises

Work through guided scenarios, access decisions, warning signals, and response planning.

Audience

Built for people, teams, and leaders

General adults, employees, managers, organizational leaders, cybersecurity professionals, and community members are welcome. No cybersecurity background is required.

Instructor

Jimmia Williams

Jimmia Williams of Afronomias LLC connects cybersecurity, governance, risk, systems thinking, and human-centered decision-making in approachable language.

Founding workshop rate

$75 Regular Value $50

The $50 rate is available through August 30, 2026. Beginning August 31, server-side checkout automatically uses $75.

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FAQs

Before you register

Where is the workshop held?

Live online through Afronomias.com. Paid attendees receive an individual seat code.

How long is it?

Approximately 90 minutes, including interactive exercises.

Do I need cybersecurity experience?

No. Concepts are explained in plain language.

Can I share my seat code?

No. It is tied to one paid attendee and may be revoked after a refund.

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