The **FBLA Cyber Security and Computer Problem Solving** program gives high school students a structured way to explore technology through competitive events. Participants learn core concepts in **cybersecurity**, such as digital privacy, network security, and ethical responsibilities online, while also practicing **computer problem solving** skills like logic, algorithmic thinking, and basic coding. Events typically include online tests, case scenarios, or performance tasks that require students to apply what they’ve learned, not just memorize facts. This program is a strong fit for students who are curious about **computer science**, **information technology**, or **cybersecurity careers**, and who enjoy solving technical challenges. It is especially relevant for those considering college majors in fields such as computer science, IT, cybersecurity, or data science. Participation can strengthen college applications by demonstrating: - Sustained interest in **STEM** and technology - Experience with **competitive, standards-based events** - Ability to apply technical knowledge to real-world style problems - Engagement in a nationally recognized student organization Students can also develop transferable skills, including critical thinking, attention to detail, professionalism, and responsible technology use—assets in both college coursework and future careers. More information is available on the **FBLA** website: https://www.fbla.org/.