About Teramis

CMMC decisions depend on knowing where Controlled Unclassified Information lives. But in real environments, CUI can spread across Microsoft 365, shared drives, endpoints, engineering repositories, email attachments, project folders, scanned documents, and legacy storage.

Teramis helps organizations replace guesswork with discovery evidence.

We identify potential CUI, validate findings, report what matters, and monitor changes over time so teams can make better decisions about scope, boundaries, risk, and readiness.

Before an organization can define a boundary, plan an enclave, prepare for assessment, or support a partner-led compliance effort, it needs to understand its actual data footprint.

Documentation can describe the intended environment. Teramis helps show what is actually present.

That evidence can support conversations about:

CMMC scope
CUI boundaries
Data locations
Repository and file-level findings
Boundary exceptions
Migration planning
Spillage monitoring
Assessment-preparation discussions

Teramis helps teams start with the data picture before committing to larger decisions.

What We Believe

Evidence Should Lead the Conversation

CMMC scope should not be built only from assumptions, interviews, or inherited documentation. It should be supported by findings that teams can review and act on.

Boundaries Should Reflect Reality

A documented boundary is only useful if it matches the environment. Teramis helps organizations compare approved CUI locations with what discovery actually shows.

Monitoring Matters After the First Scan

CUI environments change. New files appear, teams shift, projects expand, and data can move outside expected locations. Teramis helps organizations monitor those changes over time.

Customers Stay in Control

Teramis provides discovery evidence. Your team, your advisors, and your approved service providers decide what actions to take.

What We Do

Find, Validate, Report, and Monitor CUI

Teramis helps organizations:

Discover potential CUI across approved data sources
Validate findings through review and sampling workflows
Identify where CUI appears by file, repository, and location
Surface potential CUI outside expected or documented boundaries
Support CMMC scoping and boundary-validation discussions
Monitor changes between scans
Provide evidence that teams can use for planning and decision-making

What Teramis Does Not Do

Teramis identifies, validates, reports, and monitors Controlled Unclassified Information.

It does not move, tag, remediate, delete, quarantine, encrypt, or alter discovered data. Teramis does not certify an organization or guarantee an assessment outcome.

Teramis provides the evidence. Your team decides what to do with it.

Purpose-built CUI discovery for organizations that need scoping decisions based on evidence, not assumptions

Teramis supports teams across the Defense Industrial Base and related environments, including:

Small and mid-sized defense contractors beginning CMMC planning
Enterprise organizations managing complex and distributed data environments
Government agencies reviewing sensitive data across approved systems
MSPs, MSSPs, CMMC advisors, RPOs, GRC providers, and technology partners supporting client readiness

Whether the question is “Do we have CUI?” or “Does our documented boundary match reality?”, Teramis helps teams work from evidence.

Our Role in the CMMC Ecosystem

Discovery Evidence for Better Decisions

Teramis is not a replacement for advisors, assessors, service providers, GRC platforms, access governance tools, or security operations teams.

Teramis adds a missing evidence layer: visibility into where CUI exists, where it appears unexpectedly, and how that footprint changes over time.

That evidence helps organizations and their partners make more informed decisions about scope, documentation, monitoring, and next steps.

Precision CUI Discovery. Defensible CMMC Scoping.

WHO WE ARE

Teramis Exists to Make CUI Scope Defensible

WHY DISCOVERY COMES FIRST

You Cannot Scope What You Cannot See