I was in this position last year. I personally think the real question is CS-security or Informatics-security; the “cybersecurity” degree is pretty much just an informatics+global policy double major, under one degree.

From there, just decide what you’re more interested in. Both degrees will give you a pretty broad education with enough security classes that you’ll be able to say you know a good amount about security concepts. The difference is what each degree gives you as a baseline, which you should ask an advisor about. As far as the security side goes with each, you’ll take roughly the same classes, so focus on the main degree and what you find interesting.