What Delve changed

• Removed all "Book a Demo" buttons from the entire page.
• Removed the top navigation menu including links to Product, Frameworks, Resources, and Company.
• Removed the footer section containing contact info, social links, and blog posts.
• Removed the "Login" links for existing customers.
• Removed a specific section featuring a simulated email from Sam Altman about lost revenue.
• Removed the detailed "Pick, customize, comply" framework checklist.

The removal of all primary conversion buttons and the navigation menu suggests a major pivot or a temporary pause in their sales funnel.

• Added a new video file titled "Video 2" hosted on Flowdrive.
• Added a direct link to the Delve YouTube channel in the footer.

Adding a video suggests Delve is trying to show, not just tell, how their AI agents work. This helps potential customers understand their technical automation more quickly.

• Added a new blog post titled "Delve sets the record straight on anonymous attacks" dated 4/3/2026.
• Reordered the blog resources section to feature this new response at the top.
• Removed a 2026 guide on PCI compliance from the featured blog list.
• Added social media icons and links for LinkedIn and YouTube to the footer.

The company is actively managing its public reputation. This suggests they are facing external criticism or competitive pressure that requires a direct response to maintain trust with security-conscious customers.