ZS crossed into overbought with the strongest 30-day print in the group (RSI 68.1→70.2, 30-day change +17.51%→+23.89%) while S held overbought for a third straight scan — but FTNT's 30-day window flipped negative for the first time in this stretch (RSI 54.3→51.9, 30-day change +1.87%→-2.74%), extending the divergence flagged last scan into a genuinely weak print. OKTA joined it, also flipping negative on the month.

Data as-of 2026-08-14 close. All numbers from precomputed summaries/cybersec.json. Prior scan: 2026-08-08-cybersec (2026-08-08, data as-of 2026-08-07 close).

ZS is the standout. Its RSI climbed from 68.1 to 70.2, crossing into overbought, price rose from $168.68 to $183.60, and the 30-day change jumped from +17.51% to +23.89% — the strongest monthly print anywhere in the watchlist, even though it remains the group's sole death-crossed name. S held overbought for a third straight scan: RSI 70.8→71.1, 30-day change eased slightly to +18.03% from +20.16%.

CRWD cooled meaningfully: RSI fell from 66.8 to 61.4, the 7-day change flipped from +12.34% to +1.18%, and the 30-day change eased to +4.92% from +12.19%. PANW also eased on the month, its 30-day change dropping to +8.54% from +13.50% even as RSI held roughly flat (64.5→65.4). NET extended, RSI roughly flat (64.5→64.3) but the 30-day change accelerated to +15.65% from +9.83%.

FTNT is the clearer divergence this scan. After cooling last scan from its earlier reversal, its 30-day change flipped negative outright — from +1.87% to -2.74% — while RSI eased further to 51.9 from 54.3. OKTA joined it: RSI fell from 61.0 to 55.8, and its 30-day change flipped negative too, from +1.06% to -2.27%.

BB held roughly flat on RSI (48.3→48.4) but is still the group's weakest structure, with its 30-day change at -16.35% (improved slowly from -19.24%). HACK, BUG, and CIBR all cooled modestly without a sharp break (HACK RSI 66.4→64.0; BUG 64.7→63.7; CIBR 67.8→63.7).

• ZS crossed into overbought: RSI 68.1→70.2, price $168.68→$183.60, 7D +11.56%→+8.85%, 30D +17.51%→+23.89% (strongest print in the group).
• S held overbought for a third straight scan: RSI 70.8→71.1, 7D +12.28%→+7.99%, 30D +20.16%→+18.03%.
• CRWD cooled: RSI 66.8→61.4, 7D +12.34%→+1.18%, 30D +12.19%→+4.92%.
• PANW eased on the month: RSI 64.5→65.4 (roughly flat), 30D +13.50%→+8.54%.
• NET extended: RSI 64.5→64.3 (flat), 30D +9.83%→+15.65%.
• OKTA cooled and flipped negative on the month: RSI 61.0→55.8, 30D +1.06%→-2.27%.
• FTNT cooled further and flipped negative: RSI 54.3→51.9, price $159.64→$160.01, 7D -1.43%→+0.23%, 30D +1.87%→-2.74%.
• BB held roughly flat, still deeply negative on the month: RSI 48.3→48.4, 30D -19.24%→-16.35% (improving slowly).
• HACK, BUG, CIBR all cooled modestly: HACK RSI 66.4→64.0, BUG 64.7→63.7, CIBR 67.8→63.7.

Golden-cross names (every name except ZS) mean the 50-day average sits above the 200-day — FTNT and OKTA's newly-negative 30-day windows are the first divergence from that group's broad strength in three scans. ZS remains the sole death-crossed name, and its continued extension — now the group's strongest 30-day print — is worth watching for whether it eventually earns a cross flip.

Capitulation (RSI<25): None.

Oversold (25-40): None.

Neutral/Strong (40+): All eleven names, spanning BB (48.4) to S (71.1). S and ZS are now the two overbought prints; FTNT and OKTA are the only two names reading negative on the month.

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-08-14 close — cybersec.