1:1 Security+ advisory and career strategy sessions, built around your timeline. Come in with questions. Leave with a plan.
View Advisory OptionsThree focused options. Each one is 1:1, strategic, and ends with a clear plan.
Best for: Direction + clarity
Best for: Exam in 14 days or less
Best for: Failed once, preparing to retest
Advisory sessions are focused, strategic, and outcome-driven. Ongoing coaching is not included unless stated.
Three steps. No guesswork. You leave with a plan you can execute.
After booking, you complete a short intake so we can tailor the session to your goals, timeline, and current prep stage.
Pick a time that fits your schedule. You'll get a confirmation email and calendar invite with the meeting link.
We focus on clarity, strategy, and next steps. You walk out with specific actions — not more overwhelm.
Getting certified. Getting placed. Everything in the session supports one of those two outcomes.
If it's not here, use the contact form and we'll get back to you within 1 business day.
Advisory. It's a single focused session built around your specific situation — not ongoing coaching and not generic consulting. You come in with questions, we build a plan, you leave with next steps. If you need longer-term support, book a second session or ask about extended advisory during your call.
No prior cybersecurity or technical experience is required. Advisory sessions are designed to meet you where you are — whether you're exploring cybersecurity for the first time, pivoting careers, or deciding your next move after certification.
After booking:
→ You'll receive a confirmation email with your session details
→ You'll complete a short intake form so the session is tailored to your goals
→ You'll receive a calendar invite with the virtual meeting link
During your session, we focus on clarity, strategy, and next steps — not overwhelm.
All advisory sessions are non-refundable once booked. If you need to reschedule, you may do so within the rescheduling window outlined in your booking confirmation.
No. DDI (Digital Defense Institute LLC) and DDF (Digital Defense Foundation) are legally and financially separate entities. Both share the Digital Defense brand, but DDI is a for-profit training entity and DDF is a Kansas nonprofit. Advisory sessions are a paid DDI service — not a DDF grant program.
Pick the session that matches where you are. Book it. Show up. Leave with a plan.
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