Yes. You always want to be part of a profit center, where (directly or indirectly) there is revenue associated with what you do, rather than being part of a cost center where you are just an expense for the company.
Likewise if you work for a company that sells a security product you're in a profit center, which is good. What's bad is that those sales are extremely difficult to make because what your company is selling is avoidance of loss which is much harder to sell than a product that increases revenue.
This is more true if you're a small startup selling a security product. It's less true if you're one of the top 5 companies in the field.
This is more true if you're a small startup selling a security product. It's less true if you're one of the top 5 companies in the field.