Cybersecurity's parabolic run cooled sector-wide — every name except NET fell over the past week, with PANW (RSI 80.2→58.6, -11.0% 7D) and CRWD (74.5→57.2, -9.85% 7D) leading the retreat. NET, last scan's steadiest name, is now the only one still gaining ground (+8.66% 7D) and has moved to the top of the RSI stack at 64.8 — a full leadership reversal from a week ago. No name in the group is overbought anymore; the highest RSI print left (HACK, 66.9) wouldn't have cracked the top five last scan.

Data as-of 2026-07-10 close. All numbers from precomputed summaries/cybersec.json. Prior scan: 2026-07-07-cybersec (2026-07-07, data as-of 2026-07-06 close).

The whole sector cooled off after last scan's parabolic run. PANW and OKTA, both flagged as "parabolic, RSI 80+" last time, fell back to the high-50s and low-60s; CRWD and HACK did the same from the mid-70s. NET is the exception and the story of this scan: it was the steadiest, least-extended name in the group last week, and it's now the only one still gaining ground, up +8.66% on the week and sitting at the top of the RSI stack (64.8). ZS remains the one genuinely weak name in the sector — RSI 50.3, still death-crossed and strong-down, still -58.67% off its 52-week high — its 30D bounce (+10.44%) hasn't repaired the structural damage. Every other name in the group is still golden-cross and strong-up; this reads as a healthy, sector-wide breather after an extended run, not a breakdown.

• Sector-wide RSI compression: PANW 80.2→58.6, FTNT 71.4→60.0, CRWD 74.5→57.2, OKTA 77.9→62.2, HACK 76.5→66.9, BUG 77.6→63.9, CIBR 70.5→62.3, S 68.4→60.0, BB 63.5→58.0 — every name that was "parabolic"/near-overbought last scan cooled off.
• NET is the exception: RSI 58.5→64.8, +8.66% 7D — the only name still gaining ground, and now the sector's strongest print.
• ZS stayed the weakest: RSI 61.4→50.3, still -58.67% off its 52-week high, still death-crossed and strong-down.
• No name in the group carries an overbought (RSI≥70) flag this scan — a genuine reset from last week's "PANW/OKTA both parabolic" read.

A falling RSI inside a still golden-cross, still strong-up name (PANW, CRWD, OKTA, HACK, BUG, CIBR, S, FTNT, BB this scan) is a pullback within an uptrend, not a broken thesis — the trend and cross labels haven't changed, only the extension has cooled. ZS is the different case: its trend label is "strong-down" and it carries a death cross, so its RSI bounce should be read as counter-trend, not a recovery, until the cross itself flips. NET's move to the top of the board is a genuine relative-strength change worth tracking, not just noise from everything else falling.

ONLY GAINER: NET ($268.40, RSI 64.8, golden cross, strong-up, thesis intact, -4.19% from high) is the only name up on the week (+8.66% 7D) — a full reversal from being the sector's "quiet" name last scan.

SECTOR-WIDE COOLDOWN: PANW ($325.91, RSI 58.6, -11.00% 7D) and CRWD ($187.18, RSI 57.2, -9.85% 7D) led the retreat from last scan's overbought prints. OKTA, BUG, HACK, CIBR, S, FTNT, BB all fell on the week but remain golden-cross, strong-up, and comfortably positive on 30D — a healthy pullback within an uptrend, not a breakdown.

STILL WEAK: ZS ($139.27, RSI 50.3, death cross, strong-down, -58.67% from high) remains the deepest hole in the sector — its 30D bounce (+10.44%) hasn't dented the structural damage.