As an investor who works full time in cyber security, there is no company in the space that has a moat. The cyber security companies with a moat are not cyber security companies. If you want to invest in cyber security, then you need to focus your efforts on Google, Microsoft, and Amazon. Google has leading threat research since the acquisition of Mandiant. Google also developed what is now the most popular operating system (android). Googles internal security team (project zero), serious heavy weights in the cyber security space. When Project Zero speaks, the industry listens. I cannot say the same for other publicly traded cyber security businesses. Microsoft, as the purveyor of Windows, is the most knowledgeable organization in respect to threats, IR, and system design for the operating system used by most businesses. Microsoft's support and security services are truly top notch. Amazon invented entire paradigm of cloud security and availability zones. And is the default Cyber and physical security firm for any business running on AWS. I would not consider most publicly held cyber security firms to be worthwhile investments. Mostly because their models are dependent on what Google, Microsoft, and Amazon decide not to pursue. More on reddit.com

I invested in the following ETF 2-3 years ago: A2JMGE I'm 30% in the plus and I'll definitely keep the savings plan running. I don't know the industry, I don't know the companies, but I think that with an ETF you're not on the wrong track. More on reddit.com

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Bit of a meme stock but iv taken a punt on Palo Alto More on reddit.com