Caitlin Sarian didn't pursue tech in high school because she felt caught between being a cheerleader and a math nerd, and didn't see girls like her in the field. Now she's pushing other girls toward cybersecurity so they don't waste years like she did.
You know what my biggest high school regret is? Not seeing myself in a tech role. Even though I loved math and science, I was a cheerleader and a math nerd. But back then I didn't think I could fit in both boxes, that I could lead and innovate and still be me. That is one of the biggest reasons why I started my influencer journey. Because if I had known that tech, especially cybersecurity, had a place for someone like me, I would have started much earlier. And now I want to see other girls see themselves here too. Cybersecurity isn't just about protecting systems. It's about problem solving, making an impact, and building a career that f it's you. Whether you're just starting or wondering if you belong, trust me, you do. I'm here to help you every step of the way. So send this to the girls who love math and science but aren't sure what to major in because they deserve to see all the possibilities waiting for them. And be sure to follow along for all the tips, resources and career advice to help you break into cyber.
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