NandyCyberSuccess

Cybersecurity freelancing

Hi, I'm Nandy.

A cybersecurity consultant with 21 years behind me — startups, small businesses, Fortune 500 companies and state defense agencies. I did it as a freelancer, not from inside a corporate job, and this is where I share how.

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  • 100%job success score
  • 220+total contracts
  • 14,000+hours billed
  • $1M+total earnings

Verified on Upwork, where I built the practice from nothing.

As featured in

Four ways in

  • Published book

    Master Upwork — how a beginner with no reviews became a consultant to Fortune 500 companies, and how to do the same.

  • Online course

    Cybersecurity Freelancer: Become a Free Agent — eight lessons on Udemy and Skillshare, from pricing to positioning.

  • Articles

    Answers to the questions freelancers actually ask, written from doing the work rather than reading about it.

  • Free resources

    Eight planners, checklists and cheat sheets. No email required — download and use them.

Why bother with any of this

Most of what follows took me years to work out. There is no reason for you to spend the same time learning it.

  • Avoid costly mistakes

    The pitfalls most beginners hit, and how to step around them — saving hours and often thousands in lost revenue.

  • Build real income

    How to find clients who pay properly and turn one-off projects into steady work.

  • Work for yourself

    The practical side of going independent: contracts, rates, tax, and the discipline that makes it sustainable.

  • Templates that work

    Proposals, checklists and strategies you can use today rather than build from scratch.

  • Skills clients pay for

    Where demand actually is in cybersecurity, compliance and consulting — and how to stay current as it moves.

Recent writing

All articles

Walkthroughs on YouTube

Webinars, tool demos and career conversations — the visual half of all this.

Ready to change how you work?

Whether you're starting out, already experienced, or just want income that doesn't depend on one employer — the route is well trodden by now.