2025: A Year of Redefining What’s Possible in Cyber Defense

Throughout the year, SealingTech continued to tackle the challenges facing our customers. Our ability to rapidly develop prototypes and position cyber defense teams for mission success remained a key differentiator in 2025. Through our expertise, speed, and agility to innovate and deliver real-world solutions, we shifted the conversation and expanded the boundaries of what’s possible in cyber defense. Here are some highlights.

Enabling Our Customers’ Most-Critical Missions

Eighteen months ago, SealingTech set out to support the Department of War’s effort to standardize the Cyber-Fly-Away Kit and promote interoperability among defensive cyber operators across all military branches. Fast forward, we recently became the sole recipient of a fully executed contract modification from the Department of War’s (DoW) Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) for the next stage of the Joint Cyber Hunt Kit (JCHK) prototype effort.

This milestone reflects our team’s rapid innovation approach to development and commitment to advancing mission-ready solutions that strengthen cyber operations across the DoW, United States Cyber Command, and international customers.

Strengthening Cyber Operations through Innovation

This year, we introduced new products and solutions to further advance our customers’ most critical missions. The GN 7100 and GN 9000, two powerful edge computing nodes, enhance operational effectiveness with customizable capabilities and faster memory speeds, along with compact portability.

Our new AegisEdge™ MicroServers, the MS 100 and US 10, provide flexible defense in operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS) environments, including critical infrastructure and enterprise networks.

SealingTech’s highest-capacity, TSA-compliant server, the SN 9000 delivers up to 2.7 Petabytes (2700TB) of storage capacity and can incorporate 22 U.2 NVMe SSD drives—providing customers greater storage flexibility as mission needs evolve.

Operator X, the first GenAI Hunt Kit Assistant optimized for defensive cyber operations, improves mission efficiency and speed as it automates complex tasks for operators across Splunk^®, Elastic, Security Onion, VMware^®, and more — all from a laptop and 100% offline.

Hitting the Road with New Tech and Hands-On Training

Team members spoke at more than a dozen national and international conferences this year showcasing our next generation defensive cyber solutions and providing a behind-the-scenes look at our technology.

Chief Technology Officer, Andres Giraldo led an Operator X technology presentation at AFCEA West where participants learned about our new GenAI platform that helps ensure resiliency of defensive operations. His Cyber Hunt Kit presentation at Alamo ACE sparked discussion around how future Kit architectures and emerging technologies will further enhance cyber warfighter effectiveness.

SealingTech’s Principal Systems Engineer, Walker Haddock, presented at the High-Performance Computing (HPC) Security Technology Exchange (STX) discussing the challenges of zero trust architecture in HPC environments.

At TechNet Augusta, SealingTech’s Software Product Lead, Nate Delgado, guided participants through the development of Operator X and explored its automated ingestion capability. At Nate’s Alamo ACE hands-on training session, CPTs experienced Operator X’s powerful RAG pipeline and the ability to chat directly with their data and access uploaded mission orders and intelligence files.

Level Up Your Defenses

2025 marked the launch of a yearlong multimedia campaign created to connect with Cyber Protection Teams (CPTs)—the everyday users and frontline operators of SealingTech’s Cyber Hunt Kits. Centered on the theme of empowerment through technology, the campaign used comic-style visuals featuring cyber operators from every military branch. Its messaging positioned our Kits as a true “superpower,” highlighting how their customization, enhanced agility, flexibility, power, and storage enable CPTs to achieve mission success.

Future-Proofing Quality

SealingTech remains committed to continuous improvement, future-proofing our quality procedures to help warfighters remain resilient, efficient, and mission-ready. This year, we completed a successful ISO 9001 surveillance audit and strengthened ISO-aligned practices across every department through a new internal audit program designed to enhance our quality culture and deliver more consistent, reliable products, and services.

As part of this effort to elevate our quality foundation, we increased advanced quality training participation ninefold over last year and created more than 20 new controlled process documents.

We also enhanced the consistency and rigor of our supplier evaluation, scoring, and accountability system to ensure our partners meet our quality standards and stay compliant with regulations. Additionally, we expanded our nonconforming work (NCW) program to improve proactive risk detection and prevention across all business units, reducing potential customer impact. Together, these improvements deepen our expertise, modernize our processes, and reinforce the reliability our customers depend on.

Building More Powerful Tools Together

Technology Alliance Partners, SealingTech and Claroty collaborated on a joint solution that enables CPTs to effectively secure operational technology and cyber-physical systems networks even in the most demanding field conditions. The integrated solution enhances visibility, security, and response capabilities and ensures swift, agile, and effective threat hunting and mitigation for federal government teams in standalone and air-gapped environments.

SealingTech and Nozomi partnered on a joint security solution featuring Nozomi Guardian™ security sensor software on SealingTech’s AegisEdge MicroServers. The joint solution delivers real-time asset inventory, network visibility, threat detection, and compliance support—deployable in any OT or IoT, resource-constrained or forward-operating environment. It also helps protect critical infrastructure, government networks, finance, healthcare, and petroleum industries.

Dragos and SealingTech showcased their joint solution featuring the Dragos Platform on a SealingTech Cyber-Fly-Away Kit at the Dragos Industrial Security Conference (DISC) 2025. The powerful joint solution is designed to secure OT/ICS environments and provide advanced visibility, detection, and response to industrial operations. Our Kit enables data collection and network mapping without impacting the mission environment, supporting remote assessments and aiding incident response by detecting adversary activities and vulnerabilities.

Strides in Global Interoperability

SealingTech continues to gain momentum in enhancing global security and critical infrastructure across our NATO and international partners. In 2025, the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw hosted a single company promotion for SealingTech to increase awareness of the company’s comprehensive defensive cybersecurity solutions and mission to maintain a combined front and shared capability to enhance global security and interoperability.

SealingTech also entered a strategic partnership with Romanian tech leader STARC4SYS to help bolster defensive cyber capabilities across the Black Sea region. We joined forces at NATO’s International Conference of Cyber Conflict (CyCon) in Tallinn, Estonia and exhibited our Kits and MicroServers with STARC4SYS at the Southeast Europe Special Operations Forces forum (SEESOF) in Targu Mures, Romania.

In addition, SealingTech’s Solutions Architect Kenneth Kelly conducted a joint technical exercise with STARC4SYS at CETATEA 2025 in Romania, hosted by the Communications and Informatics Command of the Romanian Armed Forces.

Over this past year, SealingTech maintained its support of the Five Eyes (FVEY) intelligence alliance comprised of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom (UK), and the United States. With the help of Criterion Solutions in Australia and QRC Technologies, a Parsons Corporation company, we provided our Cyber-Fly-Away Kits along with training support to bolster interoperability and readiness. We’re also in the process of developing a defensive cyber solution for the UK’s Joint Defensive Cyber Unit.

In 2025, we supplied our Kits to the UK’s Coalition Warrior Interoperability eXploration, eXperimentation, eXamination eXercise (CWIX)—an annual NATO exercise focused on enhancing interoperability among allied forces. And we supported our Indo-Pac partners in Singapore and Tawain to help equip their cyber forces in defense of common adversaries.

Supporting the Warfighter for the Future

This past year, SealingTech delivered intelligent, high-impact cyber defense solutions that protected our customer networks and national security. Though significant strides were made, we’re just getting started on redefining what’s possible in cyber defense. Through a unified will and determination that runs through all of us at SealingTech, we remain steadfast in our commitment to mission advancement, operational cyber resilience, and unwavering support of the warfighter—every day.

See SealingTech on the Road in 2026

Our team of experts will be presenting our latest technologies and showcasing our newest innovations and defensive cyber solutions at national and international conferences throughout the coming year. Come see us in action—we hope to see you on the road! Event Calendar

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