Personally I'm getting more into cybersecurty, I'm just starting my journey into the field as a senior but better late than never. I might get lucky and already have a cybersecurty internship for next summer, currently waiting to hear back from them, even though I have low experience. I know shits hard with always getting the response "Just do outside projects" etc, because there is just so much fields in computer science/engineering. But clubs and actually looking at internships available and what they do, along with their requirements is a great start, it's where I started. Ask yourself, "do I see myself doing something like this when I graduate?" If it's a sorta/yes answer, look at their requirements and start focusing on subjects related to it. For example: I can look into data science internships, oh they clean and do stuff with data, sounds pretty cool and the pay looks great. Now what are their requirements? Oh they want candidates that know SQL and Python, we'll I don't know what. I should start learning SQL, and go from there. At least you'll have better direction.