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Clone Systems Adds Private AI to Its 24/7 Managed SOC + SIEM, Keeping Customer Logs Out of Public AI Models

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The rebuilt managed detection and response (MDR) service includes the SIEM, round-the-clock analysts in the US and EU, US or EU data hosting, and per-endpoint pricing with no log-ingestion fees, from a PCI Approved Scanning Vendor since 2007.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Clone Systems, Inc., a managed security and compliance provider and a PCI Security Standards Council Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV) since 2007, today announced its rebuilt Managed SOC + SIEM, a 24/7 managed detection and response (MDR) service that now runs on Clone Systems’ own private, self-hosted AI. The SIEM is included in the service rather than sold on top, and customer logs are never sent to an outside AI provider or used to train public models.

24/7 Managed SOC + SIEM with private, self-hosted AI: SIEM included, US and EU analysts, no log-ingestion fees.

Security leaders are under pressure from auditors, cyber insurers and boards to prove continuous monitoring. PCI DSS v4.0.1 has required automated review of audit logs since March 31, 2025 under Requirement 10, and many organizations told to “get MDR” discover that the SIEM, log ingestion and AI features are priced separately, or that AI-assisted triage means sending sensitive logs to a third-party model. Clone Systems built its service to remove both problems.

The rebuilt Managed SOC + SIEM includes:

24/7 monitoring and response. Clone Systems analysts in the United States and the EU monitor, investigate and respond around the clock, with sub-minute response to critical alerts. Detection rules run every minute.The SIEM, included. Logs from endpoints, servers, firewalls, cloud and SaaS are collected and correlated in one console, with more than 100 integrations including CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft 365, Okta, AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Proofpoint and Mimecast.Private AI Alert Triage. The Clone Systems AI Assistant investigates alerts and drafts response steps inside Clone Systems’ own infrastructure. An analyst approves every action.Containment, not just alerts. Integrated endpoint detection and response (EDR) and managed intrusion prevention let analysts contain threats at the endpoint.Data residency by design. Each customer gets a dedicated instance, hosted in Clone Systems data centers in Philadelphia, Athens or Limassol, or deployed in the customer’s own environment so logs never leave it.Audit-ready reporting. Twelve standard reports, including a monthly executive report and a compliance evidence pack, with alerts mapped to PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, NIST 800-53 and SOC 2, and 12-month log retention for PCI DSS.

“Every security leader we talk to wants AI working their alerts, and very few want their logs leaving the building to do it,” said Jorja Mandy, Director of Strategic Development at Clone Systems. “We built our AI ourselves and run it in our own data centers, next to the analysts who use it. Customers get faster investigations without handing their most sensitive data to a third party, and because the SIEM is included, the price they are quoted does not climb as their log volume grows.”

Managed SOC + SIEM is priced per endpoint with a 50-endpoint minimum. The SIEM, the AI and 24/7 analyst coverage are included, with no log-ingestion fees. Onboarding, from first call to full coverage, takes a few weeks.

“If your auditor, insurer or board has told you to buy MDR, this is that service,” said Elyse Hamilton, Vice President of Business Development at Clone Systems. “Buyers should not have to piece together a SIEM license, an ingestion plan and a monitoring contract to meet one requirement. We give them one service, one console and one team, from a company that has been helping organizations meet PCI DSS requirements since 2007.”

The same company provides PCI ASV scanning, vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, each sold separately, so organizations can cover logging (PCI DSS Requirement 10), scanning (11.3) and penetration testing (11.4) with one provider. For buyers comparing options, Clone Systems explains how SIEM, SOC, EDR, MDR and XDR differ.

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The rebuilt Managed SOC + SIEM is available now to organizations worldwide. To request a quote or see the console, schedule a demo.

About Clone Systems, Inc.

Clone Systems, Inc. is a managed security and compliance company founded in 1998 and a PCI Security Standards Council Approved Scanning Vendor since 2007. It runs a 24/7 Managed SOC + SIEM with private, self-hosted AI and sells PCI ASV scanning, vulnerability scanning and penetration testing online at published prices. Headquartered in Philadelphia with an EU office in Larnaca, Cyprus, Clone Systems serves organizations in finance, payments, retail, healthcare, education and technology worldwide, directly and through more than 100 white-label partners. Learn more at www.clone-systems.com.

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Clone Systems, Inc.
jmandy@clone-systems.com

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Wulcea Elevates Consumer Trust in Heated Apparel Through Multi-National Safety Certifications and Rigorous Technical Testing

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NEW YORK, Oct. 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — As smart heated clothing gains broader adoption, consumers are paying closer attention to the safety and reliability of the technology behind these products. Wulcea, a brand specializing in graphene-powered heated apparel, combines its flexible GrapheneNano™ heating technology with documented safety compliance and durability testing for its heating components and battery systems.

“Trust in smart heated apparel goes beyond warmth—it comes down to confidence in battery safety and heating element reliability,” said John C, Founder of Wulcea. “Our goal is to give users peace of mind through certified technical standards.”

Advanced Graphene Heating Elements Supported by Global Standards

At the core of Wulcea’s thermal architecture is its GrapheneNano™ heating technology. Engineered to eliminate garment stiffness, Wulcea integrates flexible graphene elements that deliver balanced warmth across key upper-body zones while preserving natural garment drape and full freedom of movement.

Wulcea supports its heating components with applicable compliance documentation for major markets. These include CE and FCC compliance documentation addressing relevant electrical and electromagnetic compatibility requirements, as well as PSE compliance for applicable products in Japan. RoHS compliance further addresses restrictions on specified hazardous substances in applicable electrical and electronic components.

Multi-Certified Battery System for Dependable Power

To power its heating elements, Wulcea pairs its heated apparel with rechargeable battery systems designed for convenient everyday use. Featuring a compact design and housed in dedicated interior pockets, the batteries provide portable power while maintaining a streamlined garment profile and comfortable fit.

Wulcea backs its battery options with comprehensive third-party accreditations. UL certification demonstrates that the battery system has been evaluated against recognized power bank safety requirements, covering key areas such as overcharge protection, short-circuit protection, and thermal safety. The battery systems are also supported by applicable CE and FCC compliance documentation, addressing relevant regulatory requirements for electrical and electromagnetic compatibility.

For daily handling and travel, RoHS compliance validates that the battery system meets stringent global standards for material safety. The battery models have also undergone applicable UN 38.3 testing, supporting compliance with international requirements for lithium battery transportation.

Real-World Durability and Practical Usability

Component compliance forms Wulcea’s foundation, but reliability is defined by real-world performance. Built for high-flex endurance, Wulcea’s flexible graphene heating elements are tested through 10,000 active flexing cycles to maintain steady thermal output through repeated bending and everyday body movement.

Everyday convenience is equally essential. Built for hassle-free care, Wulcea’s heating elements withstand 100 machine-wash cycles under standard care guidelines, maintaining internal conductivity and structural stability under repeated laundering.

Integrated NTC temperature sensors provide thermal monitoring and are designed to stop heating if temperatures exceed 131°F (55°C). Combined with runtime of up to 10 hours on the low setting and a discreet interior control button, these features support practical everyday use in cold-weather conditions.

Aligning Technical Standards with Everyday Warmth

By combining graphene-based heating technology with documented battery safety compliance and durability testing, Wulcea continues to focus on the technical foundations of dependable heated apparel. This approach reflects the brand’s emphasis on bringing together safety considerations, practical functionality, and everyday comfort for cold-weather use.

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NIDS Co., Ltd. Confirms CES 2027 Participation, Pursues Expansion of Global Supply Chain for Environmental Sensors

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Company introduced optical and gas sensors at SEDEX and is strengthening its composite sensor business for robotics, home appliances, automotive, and smart building applications

SEOUL, South Korea, Oct. 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Environmental sensor manufacturer NIDS Co., Ltd. has confirmed its participation in CES 2027 and is moving to expand its global business-to-business (B2B) supply chain. Building on its experience supplying sensors to domestic and international home appliance and automotive companies, the company aims to secure overseas customers and extend its applications into smart building HVAC and robotics.

NIDS recently participated in the Korea Semiconductor Industry Association’s Sensor Pavilion at SEDEX 2026, held at COEX in Seoul, where it introduced its next-generation sensor modules. The company said the exhibition allowed it to raise awareness of its technology among domestic home appliance and electronic component industry professionals and to lay the groundwork for collaboration in the sensor field.

The company will use CES 2027 as its next stage. NIDS plans to firm up discussions on sensor module supply with global home appliance makers, HVAC specialists, and robotics companies. It aims to extend the industry contacts gained at the domestic exhibition overseas and to convert product introductions into actual supply opportunities.

Founded in 2000, NIDS develops and manufactures environmental sensors and air quality management solutions. According to the company, it has supplied more than 10 million sensors cumulatively to domestic and international companies, including Dyson, Samsung Electronics, and Hyundai Motor. Drawing on this supply track record, the company intends to showcase its precision sensing technology and mass-production capabilities to overseas customers.

Its main products include particulate matter sensors, optical gas sensors based on non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) technology, composite environmental sensors, and electronic nose sensor modules. The particulate matter sensors measure PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10, while the gas sensor lineup targets carbon dioxide (CO₂), carbon monoxide (CO), and other gases. The electronic nose is used for detecting everyday odors, gas leaks, and fires. The company said it designs the core components required for air quality measurement in-house and has a system in place to mass-produce 5 million units annually.

The area where NIDS will expand development and supply going forward is next-generation composite sensor modules. The company has been pursuing a sensor business that responds to industry-specific demand in home appliances, automotive, and smart building HVAC, and is now concentrating its capabilities on markets such as robotics, industrial safety, and odor detection based on this technology. Building on its experience supplying individual components, NIDS plans to continue developing and supplying, on a B2B basis, modules that handle multiple types of environmental data.

The company will also highlight its sensor product lineup and its newly developed ultra-compact MEMS sensor technology at the exhibition. NIDS plans to introduce its optical and gas sensor lineup along with examples of their application in actual air quality management systems. By explaining both the measurement functions of its components and its experience operating sensors for finished-product services, the company aims to broaden the scope of partnership discussions.

NIDS explained that, because it owns its precision sensors, it can control sensor sensitivity and tune algorithms to suit the system in which they are applied. Drawing on this technical operating experience, the company plans to pursue partnerships with customers and to promote its business capabilities extending from sensor components to air quality and odor management and industrial safety management.

NIDS will also leverage its existing branch network in its overseas market development. Through its overseas bases in the United States, Japan, and China, the company plans to widen its touchpoints with buyers and seek new supply opportunities in conjunction with its CES participation. Its goal is to generate export results by combining exhibition participation with its local networks.

The company intends to keep expanding the global supply of sensor components as a core pillar of its business. Building on the supply experience accumulated in home appliances and automotive, it will broaden its partners to robotics, HVAC, and smart buildings, and respond to industry-specific air quality measurement demand through the development of next-generation modules.

“We plan to continue expanding the development and B2B supply of next-generation composite sensor modules needed across a range of industries, including home appliances, automotive, and smart building HVAC,” NIDS said.

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Towards Buddha Co., Ltd. and ICP DAS Showcase iTLC Intelligent Traffic Control Solutions at APTA 2026 in Chicago

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Advancing smart intersection technologies and expanding international market opportunities through strategic collaboration

CHICAGO, Oct. 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Towards Buddha Co., Ltd., an overseas distributor of the iTLC Intelligent Traffic Control System, joined its technology partner ICP DAS at APTA 2026 TRANSform & EXPO in Chicago, USA, to showcase the iTLC-9000 Series and its applications in intelligent traffic management.

The exhibition highlighted innovative traffic control technologies designed to support reliable, secure, and integrated smart intersection operations, while providing opportunities to connect with international transportation professionals and explore emerging market needs.

Innovative Traffic Control Solutions

Under the theme “Innovative Traffic Control System,” the exhibition featured the iTLC-9000 Series, highlighting four key capabilities: modular and redundant design, secure networking, traffic signal integration, and active alert systems.

These technologies are designed to support system reliability, communication security, and efficient traffic infrastructure management, addressing the evolving requirements of modern intelligent transportation systems.

As cities worldwide continue to modernize transportation infrastructure, integrated and adaptable traffic control solutions are becoming increasingly important for smart intersection development.

Strengthening International Market Connections

As an overseas distributor of iTLC solutions, Towards Buddha Co., Ltd. plays an important role in connecting traffic control technologies with international markets.

During APTA 2026, Towards Buddha Co., Ltd. and ICP DAS engaged with transportation professionals, system integrators, and industry representatives to introduce iTLC technologies, exchange industry insights, and explore potential business opportunities.

“APTA 2026 provided a valuable platform to connect with the global transportation industry,” said a representative of Towards Buddha Co., Ltd. “Together with ICP DAS, we look forward to expanding international awareness of iTLC solutions and developing new opportunities in intelligent traffic control.”

Looking Ahead

Building on its participation at APTA 2026, Towards Buddha Co., Ltd. will continue collaborating with ICP DAS to promote iTLC solutions, strengthen international partnerships, and explore new opportunities in the global intelligent transportation market.

About Towards Buddha Co., Ltd.

Towards Buddha Co., Ltd. is an overseas distributor of the iTLC Intelligent Traffic Control System, focused on international market development and connecting advanced traffic control technologies with transportation industry needs.

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