A recently published survey suggests that men are five times more likely than girls to consider careers in cybersecurity while it would appear girls could help prevent a hacker and any guy could. The survey suggests the rationale may be that guys more likely receive the training and networking opportunities that will help them be successful in the area.

The survey of some of some 4,000 adults 18- 26 was commissioned by cybersecurity company Raytheon in addition to the National Cyber Security Alliance.

Fifty-two percent of girls said they believed while 39% of guys said the same, that no cybersecurity plans or actions were accessible to them. Male respondents were also two times as likely to say they’d talked with cybersecurity professionals.