Top Cyber Security Stocks to buy in 2019

A company that provides robust data storage, split into different locations. Great for utilities.

Likes it, but follows it, doesn't own it. They specialize in the security of management devices, a competitive field. Their price action isn't good. True, good revenue growth, though the last quarter was a little lower, but the company is not profitable and these companies are not fashionable now. But at $10, using an $8.75…

Has owned this many years. It lagged the tech sector last year, but it was a tech defensive stock and have reported good results two weeks ago with 8% organic growth. Companies are investing in digitizing their companies, so CGI will benefit. CGI does acquisitions based on a strong balance sheet, and they grow organically.…

It's going through a multi-year transition into software. She still can't see where their revenues focus will be and suspects they will need to make acquisitions to grow. Can't see an entry point.

These are good ETFs for the cybersecurity theme. Thinks that they will be more and more important in the future. Should have some cybersecurity in your portfolio for the next decade. Good for longterm, could hold for the next 10 years. Probably the most needed area of technology.

These are good ETFs for the cybersecurity theme. Thinks that they will be more and more important in the future. Should have some cybersecurity in your portfolio for the next decade. Good for longterm, could hold for the next 10 years. Probably the most needed area of technology.

It's the largest cloud content delivery network. They beat the street last Tuesday, but plunged 9%. They delivered a good, but imperfect quarter. It was one of many tech stocks that reported good quarters last week, but still sold off.

(A Top Pick Apr 06/21, Up 25%) Cybersecurity is a big secular growth area. Lots of pressure to make sure telecommunications are secure, especially as people work remotely. He'd buy it here.

Among the biggest losers on the S&P in 2021 #7, down 27%. This software company could be put up for sale, pushed by activists. He has no idea what CTRX is worth. They used to be the king of business collaboration software. He once loved their product. Now, there are too many competitors.

This has been a long term holding and has been consolidating. It is Israel's largest defense contractor. There is good upside to Israel's defense budget and global defense budgets. It does a lot of business in Western Europe. It is an industry leader in areas such as night vision, cyber defense, high energy weapons, unmanned…

Poster child when it comes to security as a service. Offer software instead of hardware, and the first to get in, so they have a lead. Instead, he owns Palo Alto and Splunk on the cybersecurity side. But it's on their shopping list, once markets settle down.

Interesting company. Basically they monitor Internet to servers. Came out in March with some really disastrous earnings, but since then have come out with 2 really good quarters. Business has really picked up for them. Customers have come back. Have some new products out there. Really good cash flow going now.

It's been a dog with three weak CEOs, but the new one may be the charm. It will benefit as investors pour out of Nvidia but want to stay in the chips. It's a long-ball strategy. It pays a 3% dividend yield. He models $63.45 or 36% upside. Cheap valuation now. (Analysts’ price target is…

(A Top Pick Nov 03/20, Up 59.3%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O’Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with JNPR has triggered its stop at $32. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time.

(A Top Pick Sep 14/21, Up 23.9%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with LMT has triggered its stop at $425. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time. This will result in a net investment gain of 21%, when considering the previous buy recommendation.

It rallied 25% earlier this year then consolidated. His pick of the day.

They've been consistent, beating 21 out of the last 22 quarters. The Russian war is a catalyst as cyber attacks remain a threat. He likes the space.

A cybersecurity company that protects email. He likes their international growth opportunities. They seem to be latching onto Microsoft Office's 365; the more MSFT goes into the cloud, the more customers will need email protection, which is where PFPT comes in. He sees 25% upside in the next 12 months. He's been adding to his…

As a short term trader, maybe, but this trade is already in the market. Global spending on defence will be going up so you could buy the dips. Start looking at it 10% lower.

A great company. Anti-virus software companies are moving to software as a service model, and this business is getting more competitive. But he doesn't know Symantec's funamentals, though he likes their business model. He would dig further and if it looks positive, then buy it.

It is attractive on a valuation basis at 13/14 X earnings. It has a structural challenge since it is a general type company that covers many things. Times have changed. Pure specialty companies in cloud technology and open source technology are chipping away at one stop for everything companies like Cisco.

It has had a great run. It has good recurring revenue and doesn't rely on advertising. Its earnings multiples are in mid 20's but price replies on growth so not sure of future price. Multiples are shrinking.