Wall Street doesn't always get things right. In fact, most analysts have been slashing their price targets left, right, and center on some of the most popular stocks this year because the broad market downturn has caught them off guard.

But sometimes a consensus emerges among these professionals that is so strong it's hard to ignore. According to The Wall Street Journal, not a single analyst recommends selling shares in Zscaler (NASDAQ: ZS) or Tenable (NASDAQ: TENB) right now, and that warrants attention in an environment where investor sentiment toward technology stocks is incredibly negative. 

That positivity likely stems from the fact that both Zscaler and Tenable operate in the cybersecurity industry, which is proving largely immune to the global economic slowdown. In fact, a recent survey conducted by Wall Street investment bank Morgan Stanley suggests cybersecurity is the last expense companies plan to cut, even in the event of a recession. 

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Source Fool.com