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nuHarbor Expands Splunk Practice with New mXDR Offering

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Helping states monitor and respond across multiple, agency-specific security tools

BURLINGTON, Vt., Sept. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — nuHarbor, a leading managed cybersecurity services provider, is expanding its Splunk services portfolio to include a new Managed Extended Detection and Response (mXDR) offering, designed specifically for state and local government organizations managing security operations across a mix of platforms, agencies, and legacy tools.

Most state governments don’t run a single, uniform security stack. Individual agencies procure their own SIEM, EDR, and identity tools on their own timelines and budgets, leaving state security teams with visibility gaps between systems that were never designed to talk to each other. nuHarbor’s new Splunk mXDR offering is built to close that gap — centralizing detection, triage, and response across a state’s existing technology investments rather than requiring agencies to standardize on new tools before they can be protected.

“States don’t have the luxury of a clean-sheet security architecture — they inherit 20 years of agency-by-agency purchasing decisions across dozens of individual agencies, each with its own procurement cycle,” said Justin Fimlaid, CEO of nuHarbor. “The security industry has to meet states where their technology actually is, not where a vendor wishes it was.” 

The offering is built around ease of adoption for lean state security teams. Approved response playbooks can automatically carry out routine actions — containment, firewall changes, ticketing, notifications — without waiting on an analyst to be at a keyboard. For agencies that want a person in the loop on higher-stakes decisions, a designated approver can review and authorize the action before it’s taken.

“Using Splunk as the aggregation point gives a state CISO one consistent view and one accountable response team, even across systems that were never built to talk to each other,” said Kyle Smith, COO of nuHarbor. “Agencies get the speed of automation on routine work, while still keeping a person in the loop on the decisions that carry real risk.”

Benefits 

24/7 monitoring and response across multiple ingested tool sets, not a single vendor’s ecosystemNative support for leading EDR platforms, including CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and Microsoft DefenderAutomated response playbooks for routine containment and remediation actionsMobile push-notification approvals, so designated approvers can authorize sensitive actions from anywhereA co-managed model that keeps state security teams in control of policy and escalation decisionsSupport for phased onboarding, so agencies can be brought in over time rather than all at once – a practical fit for states building toward whole-of-state coverage without waiting on full, one-time funding

About nuHarbor
nuHarbor is a managed cybersecurity services provider headquartered in Burlington, Vt., specializing in the public sector and delivering co-managed SOC, mXDR, and security advisory services to state and local governments, higher education, and other complex, multi-stakeholder organizations. Visit nuharbor.com/ for more information.

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Everlight Solar Resolves Nebraska Attorney General Matter

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OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Everlight Solar has reached an agreement with the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office resolving a lawsuit related to collegiate sponsoring and other marketing in the state.

Everlight believes that the claims made in this litigation are without merit and does not admit liability. Everlight continues to stand behind our marketing practices, our employees, and the exceptional customer experience we work to provide every day.

Everlight made the decision to settle this matter in order to avoid the litigation expense, significant time, and distraction associated with prolonged litigation and to allow our team to remain focused on what matters most: serving our customers and communities.

For more information, visit EverlightSolar.com.

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Infrasense Completes 3D Ground Penetrating Radar Investigation Along State Route 133 in Lowell, Massachusetts

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LOWELL, Mass., Sept. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Infrasense team recently completed a comprehensive 3D Ground Penetrating Radar (3D-GPR) investigation along approximately 1.37 miles of pavement along Route 133 in historic Lowell. The study area included the westbound and eastbound travel lanes, both shoulders, and the center turning lane. The team was tasked with 3D-GPR data collection and detailed subsurface data analysis in order to evaluate pavement conditions and structural components throughout the corridor.

The primary objectives of the project were to:

Perform dowel and tie bar analysis to identify locations where these components are present, missing, shallow, and/or misaligned;Determine the typical dowel layout, including standard spacing and depth at transverse joints;Conduct a depth analysis to identify the depth to the bottom of the pavement layer across the project site; andPerform an activity analysis at the bottom of the pavement layer to detect any indications of underlying voids.

3D-GPR data collection was conducted using a Kontur DXG1820 sensor. Unlike traditional single-channel GPR systems, the DXG1820 utilizes 20 independent channels to capture data in three dimensions, enabling the collection of a continuous five-foot-wide swath of subsurface information.

Once 3D-GPR data was collected, analysis of dowels, tie bars, depth and activity was completed across the entire project site. These analyses were used to generate project deliverables designed to support pavement evaluation, maintenance planning, and future rehabilitation efforts. The final results of the investigation provided stakeholders with critical subsurface condition data which will be used3D to better understand pavement performance and identify areas requiring additional assessment or remediation.

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Overlord Labs Closes Oversubscribed Seed Financing, Bringing Total Funding to $10 Million to Advance Battery Intelligence for Edge AI Devices

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SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Overlord Labs, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company building battery intelligence infrastructure for compute-intensive, battery-powered devices, today announced the close of its oversubscribed Seed financing, bringing total funding raised to-date to $10 million. The total comprises $7.25 million in Seed financing and the remainder in non-dilutive strategic development funding.

The financing comes as Overlord Labs transitions from tape-out to product validation, following the successful bring-up of its flagship GENESIS™ Battery Intelligence IC, built on the company’s proprietary Silicon × Algorithm Architecture. With silicon operating, the company is advancing validation and preparing to begin customer sampling.

The $4.35 million Seed extension was led by Band of Angels and drew participation from Foothill Ventures, Unlock Pacific Ventures, NuFund Venture Group, Sand Hill Angels and Castle Fund. The round also included returning strategic angel investors, who backed Overlord Labs in its earlier financings and invested additional capital in the extension alongside the new institutional investors.

As compute continues moving to the edge, battery-powered devices are placing unprecedented demands on power efficiency, thermal management, safety and runtime. Traditional fixed-function battery management ICs were not designed for this new generation of intelligent products. Overlord Labs’ Silicon × Algorithm Architecture solves this by building battery intelligence directly into silicon, giving OEMs a more adaptable foundation for these systems.

The first GENESIS™ device targets single-cell systems and is designed to support both established and emerging battery chemistries, including silicon-anode cells. Initial applications include smart glasses, wearables, hearables and other edge AI devices, where rising compute demands must be met within tight battery and form-factor limits.

Overlord Labs will use the capital to complete validation and qualification, support customer sampling and Tier-1 OEM engagements, expand its firmware and battery-algorithm capabilities, and build the production infrastructure needed for commercial scale. The company is targeting volume production in the first half of 2027.

“We started Overlord Labs because battery management architectures were no longer keeping pace with the devices they power,” said Richard Nicholson, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Overlord Labs. “We now have working silicon, active customer engagement and an investor syndicate, including angels who came back to invest again, that understands the scale of the opportunity. This capital gives us the resources to move GENESIS™ through customer validation and toward production.”

“Hardware OEMs have historically faced a rigid trifecta of trade-offs: performance, form factor, and battery life,” said Carlos Rodriguez, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Overlord Labs. “We engineered GENESIS™ to break those constraints, giving product teams the software-defined silicon they need to scale all three without compromise. With the Seed financing complete, our focus is getting GENESIS™ into customers’ hands and building the foundation to scale.”

About Overlord Labs
Overlord Labs is a fabless semiconductor company building battery intelligence infrastructure for the next generation of compute-intensive, battery-powered devices. Powered by its proprietary Silicon × Algorithm Architecture, the company’s GENESIS™ Battery Intelligence Platform integrates advanced battery intelligence directly into silicon, enabling OEMs to improve runtime, safety, performance, and design flexibility. Initially focused on wearables, smart glasses, and edge AI devices, the platform is designed to scale across a broad range of battery-powered systems. Headquartered in San Jose, California, Overlord Labs is engineering battery intelligence from the silicon up.

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