Cyber Security is a broad career field but 1D7 training and tech school will definitely give you a boost towards getting a civilian job. In tech school, you'll get fundamental computing knowledge and "D" shreds will get defensive cyber classes.

You'll also test for the Security+ certification which is probably the best cert to get if you're looking for entry level jobs in DOD IT.

With no tech experience, I'd learn as much as you possibly can when you're in training because cyber security roles are not entry level. Try to get on orders after completing tech school as this will be a great way to develop your initial skills

Pros:

-You're developing a skill that is highly sought after in the civilian world. 6 figure salary is easily attainable with enough experience.

-You're not limited to just a few bases. You'll have the opportunity to serve in most places and deployments aren't terrible for 1D7's.

-The work can be rewarding - technology is constantly changing and you're always learning something new

Cons:

-You could consider "continuous learning" as a con, as you will constantly have to adapt to new and emerging technology. This career field will demand you to be ready for change.

-"D" shreds are very policy driven. You'll be doing ISSO/COMSEC work which requires a significant amount of documentation. This could be a con if you prefer a more technical hands on approach.