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Cybersecurity AI AI Stocks

Cybersecurity AI stocks build AI-powered threat detection, security analytics, and cyber defense platforms. Security is one of the few software categories where AI is already load-bearing at scale: models triage alerts, hunt anomalies, and answer analyst questions across data volumes no human team could cover, and both attackers and defenders are escalating with it.

Market Cap

$1.56T

AI-Exposed Cap

$488.45B

24h Change

+2.51%

7d Change

+3.51%

Stocks

25

Market data as of the close on . Prices are end of day, not live.

Cybersecurity AI stocks ranked by market cap, with price, 24 hour and 7 day change, and AI Exposure Score
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Name
Price
24h
7d
Market Cap
Volume (24h)
7d Chart
1
C
CSCO
$106.43-0.01%-1.22%$419.61B$1.9B
2
P
PANW
$393.30+5.79%+4.85%$321.72B$2.4B
3
C
CRWD
$262.49+5.27%+8.25%$268.77B$3.5B
4
F
FTNT
$178.74+2.00%+3.70%$131.14B$609.2M
5
N
NET
$352.33+0.19%+7.67%$125.46B$1.0B
6
M
MSI
$460.44-0.20%-1.60%$76.20B$373.4M
7
O
OKTA
$205.36+7.33%+7.83%$35.90B$1.1B
8
Z
ZS
$214.45+3.53%+10.60%$32.00B$547.2M
9
F
FFIV
$455.99+1.31%+5.83%$25.82B$219.3M
10
R
RBRK
$115.57+2.31%+11.61%$23.79B$326.3M
11
G
GEN
$26.23-10.02%-16.01%$15.70B$270.5M
12
C
CHKP
$141.16+5.15%+2.45%$14.41B$164.0M
13
C
CACI
$616.68-2.56%-3.10%$13.63B$93.4M
14
S
SAIL
$21.41+0.19%+5.16%$12.22B$144.5M
15
S
S
$24.10+1.26%+2.64%$8.39B$176.6M
16
N
NTSK
$18.57+0.92%+6.30%$7.59B$107.1M
17
Q
QLYS
$184.79+2.08%-0.31%$6.39B$96.1M
18
V
VRNS
$48.35-0.22%+1.85%$5.40B$56.1M
19
T
TENB
$36.23+0.08%-4.88%$4.90B$87.5M
20
P
PSN
$43.82-3.33%-6.07%$4.68B$39.0M
21
N
NTCT
$39.28+0.87%+2.37%$2.86B$15.7M
22
R
RPD
$13.09+4.97%+5.06%$882.27M$17.7M
23
E
EVLV
$4.88-1.01%-4.50%$877.77M$9.2M
24
N
NABL
$4.15+5.87%+2.98%$783.96M$8.1M
25
O
OSPN
$18.01+2.33%+1.01%$663.71M$8.7M
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Frequently asked questions

Why is cybersecurity considered part of the AI universe?

Modern security platforms run on machine learning as their core detection engine, not as a marketing layer, and AI has raised the stakes on both sides: attackers automate phishing and exploit discovery while defenders automate detection and response. Security budgets are also among the most recession-resistant in software.

Does the AI buildout itself create security demand?

Yes. Every new AI system is a new attack surface: model endpoints, training data pipelines, and agent permissions all need protecting, and securing AI deployments is becoming its own product category inside the major platforms. AI adoption and security spending have historically grown together.

New to the framework? The Start Here guide walks the whole buildout layer by layer, including where Cybersecurity AI fits.