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As cyber threats evolve, cybersecurity investing takes center stage in protecting our interconnected future

Cisco Systems continues its strategic pivot from hardware to software with steady dividend growth as it redirects resources to ai and innovative software services.

Gen Digital Inc. is pursuing an AI-first approach to cybersecurity in an expanding market as it continues to grow both revenues and earnings.

Gen Digital Inc. delivered another 10.6% earnings gain as cybersecurity demand strengthens and the firm’s AI tool boosts its offering.

Gen Digital reports 4% higher revenue and 11% higher earnings as it significantly expands its customer base & customer retention.

Cisco is navigating the transition to next-generation networking technologies with strong positions in high-growth markets including AI.

Gen Digital Inc. offers a rare combination of 30% revenue growth, 19% earnings expansion, and a strong market position.

Gen Digital is trading at a low valuation of just 12.2 times forecast earnings even as its current profits rose 13.5% in the most recent quarter.

Cisco Systems Inc. is capitalizing on the AI infrastructure boom while maintaining operational excellence across its core segments.

RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies Corp.) soars past expectations as the defense giant settles legacy issues and focuses on future growth.

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions offers high growth in an expanding market, but is expensive at the current price.

CGI Inc. investors continue to benefit from organic growth and accretive acquisitions, with a downside cushion from a contract‑driven, government‑heavy base.

Rockwell Automation should benefit from key trends such as computer chip advances, electric vehicles, and EV battery manufacturing coming to the U.S.

Top 2025 pick IBM Corp. is demonstrating explosive growth in enterprise AI adoption, positioning it as a dominant force in the burgeoning AI market.

Top pick RTX Corp. (formerly Raytheon Technologies Corp.) reports a record order backlog thanks to military demand – the shares have gained 26.3% this year.

Gen Digital Inc. is trading quite cheaply for a firm that just grew revenue nearly 26% while providing plenty of cash flow for innovation, dividends and buybacks.

Henry Schein Inc.'s significant new investor and new board members should spur positive changes at the company.

RTX Corp. (formerly Raytheon Technologies Corp.) hits new all-time highs on unprecedented global demand.

TSI’s latest Globe and Mail column: 6 sustainable dividend-paying takeover candidates -- these aren’t traditional M&A plays.

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Hackers’ attacks create big headlines as well as big business opportunities for security firms like Check Point Software, but it’s a very competitive field.

SYMANTEC CORP. $18.99 (Nasdaq symbol SYMC; TSINetwork Rating: Average) (650-527-8000; www.symantec.com; Shares outstanding: 612.3 million; Market cap: $11.5 billion; Dividend yield: 1.6%) continues to strengthen its fast-growing cybersecurity business....

FAIR ISAAC CORP. $102.33 (New York symbol FICO; TSINetwork Rating: Average) (415-472-2211; www.fairisaac.com; Shares outstanding: 31.4 million; Market cap: $3.1 billion; Dividend yield: 0.1%) is now applying its FICO credit-scoring software expertise to other businesses. Fair Isaac plans to soon launch a cybersecurity product that uses artificial intelligence to find abnormal activity on corporate networks. That technology is similar to what banks use to identify fraud. A number of FICO’s existing customers tested the new security product. It was in development for more than two years....

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