I would think it will as time passes.
CIBR has roughly the same stocks in it, but they are in different
%s of invested monies (called 'weighted' ETF investment choices emphasis).
What we must watch now as investors, is how INTC, Cisco, and other large corporations in data storage security and client servers (example IBM) enter the cyber security business.
Windows 10 is prime example of this: cloud-based super computer storage of personal and business data. The question is now will we all 'take' to MSFT pushing us into cloud data storage? Would DOD move to Win 10?
Roughly 20% of world of data is still using XP software.
this incudes DOD, banks, and hospitals. Geepers . . . wonder how hackers got our data!
Looking much like heavy investing by the large folk in new forms of cyber protection, is coming to a computer near you and me. Which ever political entity gains the election victory, huge man power and equipment and SW investing is on the way. Those 90K DOD lay-offs may be countered by cyber-troops in both public and private employment. The Fat Lady hasn't sung yet.
Just my concept: but what would be wrong with bringing a new form of the Military Draft into existence that drafts our young men and women into alternative service in tech firms, with their college degrees and pays them equivalent to military tech grade personnel, pay scale? We can grow a cyber-army that can kick butt, reduce unemployment, get tax revenues up, re-shore USA business, upgrade infrastructure concurrently as new capital is sited, and pay down student debt.
And, of course, HACK ETF would ride this wave, and increase in stock price value.
