SealingTech and Parsons: Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium 2025

The SealingTech RMCS Team (from left to right): Jason Rowley (Parsons), Shaun McConnaghy (Parsons), Michael De Leon, and Sean Adkins.

In February, the SealingTech team attended Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium (RMCS) in Colorado Springs, Colorado. This year’s theme focused on “Securing the Future: Cyber Capabilities, All-Domain Superiority, and Strategic Advantage.” 

Michael De Leon, SealingTech Senior Systems Engineer says, “Parsons Corporation, who we’ve been a subsidiary of since 2023, shared their booth space with us. They provide innovative solutions for national security and global infrastructure. We got to engage with their customers and vice versa, exploring ways we could combine our products, enhance capabilities, and create something special to solve their unique use cases.” 

Account Manager, Sean Adkins, agrees. “Throughout the 3-day event, we made new connections within the DoD and US Air Force addressing inquiries of how we could enable their systems to become more portable for missions and take advantage of Parsons’ enhanced network visualization environment (ENVE) program. We relayed that when adding ENVE, a powerful network topology visualization tool, to SealingTech’s SN 5100 or SN 7100 edge servers, their data would be transformed into actional intelligence on-site and in real time, especially when configured into our Cyber-Fly-Away Kits.” 

“I found it encouraging to see the turnout at the conference from US Space Force, an arm of the military that has really grown,” says Patrick Lenk, Senior Account Manager. “Individuals I engaged wanted to learn how our defensive cyber solutions could be tailored to meet their needs and provide greater storage and speed capabilities in remote, harsh environments.” 

Sean adds, “Within the Air Force and Space Force landscapes also exists a strong communication presence. We met people interested in seeing how our cyber solutions could enhance the systems and networks they are already using. For example, where they have a communications flyaway kit, they could benefit by seamlessly integrating a SealingTech SN 3100 for greater edge computing and storage capabilities.” 

SealingTech’s ultra-compact, SWaP-C optimized AegisEdge MicroServers, like the MS 300 pictured here, enhance protection and mission capabilities across multiple environments.

“I had many DoD personnel impressed by our AegisEdge MicroServers and how they could be integrated into their architecture,” says Patrick. “We discussed a range of use cases, from protecting critical infrastructure and OT environments to deploying them on drones. With the Air Force placing a greater focus on securing these domains, they saw the value in how our ultra-compact, SWaP-C optimized MicroServers could enhance protection and mission capabilities across multiple environments.” 

Overall, RMCS 2025 was a well-attended event and provided our SealingTech team with new opportunities to explore additional use cases for our defensive cyber solutions. Working alongside Parsons was a real asset. By combining our innovations, we were able to provide prospective customers with new solutions to advance their mission-critical needs in more ways than ever before. 

Interested in learning more about SealingTech’s defensive cyber solutions or about our upcoming AegisEdge MicroServers? Connect with our team.