Twenty copies, not one.
Employers running a security graduate scheme, universities putting a book on a reading list, apprenticeship providers, and libraries. All easier to arrange than buying twenty copies through a retailer one at a time.
Who this tends to be for
The Honest Guide books were written for people trying to get into UK cybersecurity, which makes them useful to the organisations trying to bring those people in — graduate and apprenticeship schemes, university careers services, retraining programmes, and internal mobility initiatives moving IT staff into security.
The Hacker Chronicles works differently: security awareness programmes and induction reading, where the aim is to make people care about the subject rather than tick a training module.
What I can offer
Discounted rates from ten copies, rising with quantity. Direct invoicing against a purchase order. Signed copies at no extra cost. A short foreword or introduction written for your programme, if that helps it land.
For larger orders I will usually throw in a session — an hour with the cohort, in person or remote. That tends to be worth more than the books.
Reading lists and licences
If you want a chapter reproduced in course materials, or an ebook licence across a cohort, ask. I own the rights outright, so the answer is usually yes and the paperwork is short.
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