Controlled Unclassified Information does not always live in the folder someone designated for it. It can appear in technical documents, engineering files, PDFs, email attachments, images, scans, compressed archives, project folders, and repositories that have grown over years.

Teramis is built for the messy reality of defense data. It helps organizations examine approved environments and supported file types so CUI discovery is not limited to obvious labels, expected folders, or simple keyword searches.

Controlled Unclassified Information may be scattered across collaboration platforms, file shares, email, endpoints, engineering folders, scanned documents, archives, and legacy storage. When the documented boundary does not match the real data environment, the organization usually pays in one of two ways.

Over-scoped:
You secure, license, assess, and support systems that may not need to be inside the CMMC boundary.

Under-scoped:
CUI sits outside the boundary you documented, creating assessment surprises, rework, security gaps, and risk tied to inaccurate compliance representations.

Find the data first. Then draw the boundary.

Find

Discover CUI across the systems, repositories, and data sources approved for review.

Explore CUI Discovery

Prove

Validate findings and produce evidence that helps executives, compliance teams, CMMC advisors, and security leaders understand whether the documented boundary matches the actual environment.

Explore Evidence and Validation

Monitor

Run recurring scans to identify new CUI, movement between systems, spillage outside approved locations, and boundary drift before the next assessment, affirmation, prime contractor request, or internal review.

See How Teramis Works

Teramis Answers the Question Other Tools Assume You Have Already Answered

Labeling platforms, DLP tools, access governance systems, and GRC workflows are most useful when they are pointed at the right data. Teramis supports the step before that. It helps identify where CUI actually exists so the systems and teams you already rely on can make better-informed decisions.Teramis is not a replacement for your security, compliance, or remediation stack. It is the CUI discovery and validation layer that helps those investments work from a clearer picture of the data environment.

CMMC Scoping

Identify where CUI actually exists before defining which systems, users, repositories, and controls belong inside the CMMC boundary.

CUI Boundary Validation

Compare the documented boundary with the actual data environment and identify exceptions that require review or customer action.

Migration Planning Support

Identify and report the files, locations, and findings administrators need when planning customer-led movement into approved environments.

Spillage Monitoring

Run recurring scans to identify CUI that appears outside approved locations as people, files, systems, and business processes change.

Post-Incident CUI Review

Examine affected systems and repositories to help determine whether CUI may have existed within the impacted environment.

Supply Chain and M&A Review

Evaluate whether the actual CUI footprint supports representations made during vendor reviews, acquisitions, integrations, and supply-chain due diligence.

Built for the Defense Industrial Base

Support Better CUI Decisions Across the CMMC Ecosystem

Defense Contractors

Find the CUI your organization actually handles before finalizing the CMMC boundary, purchasing licenses, designing an enclave, or preparing for assessment.

Enterprise

Examine large Microsoft 365 footprints, distributed storage, engineering repositories, legacy systems, and environments containing significant amounts of unstructured data.

Government Agencies

Improve visibility into CUI before sensitive information moves into publication, sharing, or external release workflows.

Partners

Support client recommendations with technical CUI findings instead of relying only on interviews, spreadsheets, and memory.

Find Your Teramis Solution

Clear Reporting. Clear Responsibility.

Teramis Reports.
Your Team Decides.

Teramis gives organizations defensible visibility into where Controlled Unclassified Information exists, so teams can make informed decisions about what happens next.

Teramis identifies, validates, reports, and monitors where CUI exists. It does not move, tag, alter, remediate, or delete discovered data, and it does not guarantee a CMMC assessment result.

Remediation decisions remain with your organization, your managed service provider, your security team, or other authorized partners.

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Teramis provides the evidence.

Your team retains control over remediation, system changes, and compliance decisions.

Know Where Your CUI Actually Lives

CUI Is Rarely Labeled and Rarely Tidy

Microsoft 365

File Systems & Endpoints

Complex File Types

Your CMMC Boundary Is Only as Accurate as the Data Behind It

Replace CUI Assumptions With Defensible Evidence