Last scan's biggest decliners are this scan's biggest gainers — PANW flipped from -11.00% to +10.05% on the week (RSI 58.6→67.4) and CRWD flipped from -9.85% to +8.49% (RSI 57.2→62.9), a clean V-shaped reversal across most of the sector. BB is the exception and now the sector's clear problem child: it kept falling, -18.05% on the week, RSI collapsing from 58.0 to 40.4 and now -33.85% off its 52-week high — still golden-cross on paper, but the chart no longer supports it. ZS also bounced (RSI 50.3→57.1) though it remains death-crossed and 55.5% below its high.

Data as-of 2026-07-17 close. All numbers from precomputed summaries/cybersec.json. Prior scan: 2026-07-11-cybersec (2026-07-11, data as-of 2026-07-10 close).

The sector-wide pullback flagged last scan reversed almost as fast as it appeared. PANW led the retreat two scans ago at -11.00% 7D; this week it's up +10.05%, with RSI back up to 67.4 from 58.6. CRWD did the same — -9.85% last week, +8.49% this week, RSI 57.2→62.9. OKTA, S, ZS, HACK, BUG, CIBR, FTNT, and NET all followed the same pattern to varying degrees: last scan's cooling-off period gave way to renewed strength, with every one of them still golden-cross (except ZS) and RSI now clustered in the high-50s to high-60s. BB broke from the pack entirely. It was already the softest name in the group last scan (RSI 58.0); this week it fell another -18.05%, its RSI collapsed to 40.4, and it's now -33.85% off its 52-week high — a real deterioration, not a pullback within an uptrend, even though it technically still carries a golden cross. ZS bounced along with the rest of the sector (RSI 50.3→57.1, 7D +7.66%) but remains the one name still death-crossed and still deeply below its high (-55.51%).

• PANW fully reversed: RSI 58.6→67.4, 7D -11.00%→+10.05%, 30D +16.59%→+24.64%.
• CRWD fully reversed: RSI 57.2→62.9, 7D -9.85%→+8.49%, 30D +8.27%→+18.61%.
• S kept climbing: RSI 60.0→66.7, 7D -3.72%→+9.45%, 30D +21.14%→+30.29%.
• OKTA reversed: RSI 62.2→64.8, 7D -5.11%→+7.73%, 30D +17.98%→+26.77%.
• ZS bounced: RSI 50.3→57.1, 7D -7.44%→+7.66%, 30D +10.44%→+20.10%, still -55.51% from its high (was -58.67%).
• BB broke down: RSI 58.0→40.4, 7D -6.96%→-18.05%, now -33.85% from its high (was -19.28%) — the sector's clear laggard this scan.
• HACK, BUG, CIBR, FTNT, NET: all cooled from last scan's readings but turned positive on the week, following the sector's broad reversal pattern.

"Golden cross" (FTNT, PANW, CRWD, NET, S, OKTA, BB, HACK, BUG, CIBR — every name here except ZS) confirms a longer-term uptrend, but it does not update as fast as price — BB still carries one even after this week's sharp breakdown, which is why the trend label matters more than the cross for a near-term read. ZS is the different case: it's the one name still death-crossed, so its bounce this week should be read as counter-trend until the cross itself flips. BB's decline despite a still-intact golden cross is this scan's version of the "cross lags price" lesson — worth flagging, not ignoring.

Capitulation (RSI<25): None. Oversold (25-40): None, though BB at 40.4 sits at the doorstep of that range. Neutral/Strong (40+): Ten of eleven names, spanning ZS at 57.1 up to PANW at 67.4.

BROAD REVERSAL: PANW ($358.68, RSI 67.4) and CRWD ($203.08, RSI 62.9) both fully round-tripped last scan's double-digit weekly declines into double-digit gains — the sharpest turnarounds in the group.

CONTINUED STRENGTH: S, NET, OKTA, BUG, HACK, CIBR, FTNT all remain golden-cross, strong-up, and comfortably positive on both 7D and 30D — a sector-wide recovery, not an isolated bounce.

BROKE DOWN: BB ($8.99, RSI 40.4, weak-down, -33.85% from high) is the one name that kept falling — down -18.05% on the week, its worst print of the two scans.

STILL WEAK: ZS ($149.94, RSI 57.1, death cross, -55.51% from high) bounced with the sector but remains the deepest structural hole in the group.

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-07-17 close — *.