A new report by UBS analyst Brent Thrill warns cybersecurity investors that the “easy money” in the segment has already been made and that investors will need to be more selective when it comes to cybersecurity stocks.

Despite the warning and a downgrade of two top cybersecurity stocks, UBS maintains its positive overall outlook for the space.

No Spending Slowdown In Sight

UBS’s basket of cybersecurity stocks is up an impressive 36 percent so far in 2015, and the firm sees no slowdown in the momentum of the cybersecurity business any time soon.

According to the report, the three key drivers in the space, strong end-demand, a constant stream of security breach headlines and positive vendor commentary, will likely continue in coming months.

Crowded Trade

Overall, UBS believes…

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