Sealingtech Introduces Critical Infrastructure Protection And Enterprise Networks Solution

COLUMBIA, Md., May 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Sealing Technologies (SealingTech), a Parsons Corporation company (NYSE: PSN), and leading defensive cyber operations solution provider for US national security missions, introduces its first ultra-compact server for high-performance edge computing and commercial cybersecurity protection.

Developed with SWaP-C in mind, the US 10 boasts 10 cores of processing for more flexibility & more power for customers.

The US 10 is part of SealingTech's new line of AegisEdge MicroServers, purpose-built modular form factors designed to protect from cyberattacks in operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS) environments, including critical infrastructure assets like power plants and manufacturing facilities. The solution is highly versatile for large enterprises to monitor workloads at the edge with its spread-out endpoint deployments, unobtrusive, fit-in-the-palm-of-your-hand size, and quiet operation.

"Recognizing an increasing number of cyberattacks on OT and ICS, we're continuing a tradition of innovation with our AegisEdge MicroServer line to defend important critical infrastructure assets like water systems, electric grids, and transportation networks that we depend on for daily life. The US 10's small form factor, and rugged and quiet design empowers cyber defenders, as well as enterprise clients, to deploy dispersed network sensor architectures that keep our communities safe," says Max Schmidt, SealingTech's Director of Product Development.

Developed with SWaP-C (size, weight, power, and cost) in mind, the US 10 boasts 10 cores of processing for more flexibility, more power, and more value for customers. A versatile unmanaged server, customers can add and customize their choice of edge computing applications specific to their needs, including remote software management capability. This solution also leverages Parsons' expertise and experience as a leader in critical infrastructure who differentiates through technology to align its cyber capabilities for critical infrastructure protection requirements.

The US 10 provides a true cost-effective solution for customers with the combination of high performance and low-power efficiency, resulting in a longer operational life and cost savings compared to traditional rack systems. It also scales seamlessly into existing architecture and can be placed and/or hidden in more places and remain undetected when necessary.

To learn more about the US 10, visit sealingtech.com/hardware/us-10.

About Sealing Technologies

Sealing Technologies (SealingTech), a Parsons Corporation company (NYSE: PSN), remains a trusted partner in providing powerful edge computing hardware and cybersecurity solutions to protect the federal government and private enterprises. Veteran-founded, SealingTech uses vast cyberspace experience and knowledge to provide cutting-edge research, engineering, and integration services that support the US and its allies. For more information visit www.sealingtech.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the US 10 microserver?

The US 10 is a compact, high-performance server designed for edge computing and cybersecurity protection in operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS) environments. It's part of SealingTech's AegisEdge MicroServer line.

What are the key features of the US 10?

Key features include 10 processing cores, a small form factor, quiet operation, remote software management capability, and customization options for specific edge computing applications. It's designed with SWaP-C (size, weight, power, and cost) in mind.

Who would benefit from using the US 10?

The US 10 benefits large enterprises and organizations needing enhanced cybersecurity for critical infrastructure assets (power plants, manufacturing facilities, etc.) It's ideal for dispersed network sensor architectures.

First published on Mon, May 5, 2025

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