So first off if you don’t mention the college (you don’t have to), then it’s hard for perfect strangers to help you.
But… You have an orientation for a reason. At many of these they help guide you. Undeclared is the most elected major at lots of universities for a reason. For engineering, CS and maybe even cyber security,you will most likely need math. Student’s in those professions usually really like math. They geek on it. It’s the analysis part that excites them. Analytic skills are key especially with AI. Coding really isn’t the issue anymore. It’s how to integrate AI and use it with assistance for your job/or what the company is trying to achieve. But ya, don’t go into CS if you don’t love math and have an interest in coding or learning the process.
Let’s do something that I have done with other’s.. Write done three thing’s that are really interesting to you. Being a teacher can be one. Then look up these idea’s together in a search. Change the combinations and see what type of professions come up. Careers that include x, y, z. This might help spark areas to research for professions.