Referral Partners
Introduce clients that need better visibility into where CUI exists and where documented scope may not match the actual environment.
PARTNER WITH TERAMIS
Build a more evidence-based CUI offering
Tell us about your organization, the clients you support, and the type of partnership you are exploring. We will follow up to confirm fit and the right path.
WHAT HELPS US ROUTE YOU CORRECTLY
A Few Things Worth Knowing
The more we know about how you work with clients that handle CUI, the faster we can point you toward the right partnership path.
Helpful context includes the services you deliver today, the clients you support, whether you want to refer opportunities or incorporate Teramis into your own engagements, and the compliance or security work already in your offering.
Do not submit Controlled Unclassified Information, credentials, file paths, incident evidence, or other sensitive client information through this form.
AFTER YOU SUBMIT
What Happens Next
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We review your submission and confirm the partnership path that best fits your organization.
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We schedule a short fit conversation to discuss your services, client base, and how you want to work with Teramis.
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If there is a fit, we move into onboarding and provide the appropriate enablement materials and next steps.
NOT READY TO APPLY?
Still Evaluating
If you are still deciding whether Teramis fits your services, start with a conversation instead. We can talk through your client base, current offering, and the type of partnership you are considering.
FIND THE RIGHT ENGAGEMENT MODEL
Different Partners Need Different Ways to Work Together
Not every partner relationship looks the same. Teramis can support organizations that want to introduce opportunities, incorporate CUI discovery into existing engagements, or build Teramis-enabled services around client needs.
Advisory and Compliance Partners
Use Teramis findings to support scoping, boundary validation, readiness, and ongoing compliance engagements.
Managed Service Providers
Add discovery and monitoring capabilities to infrastructure, security, enclave, and managed compliance services.
Technology and Integration Partners
Connect Teramis findings with the tools, workflows, and platforms already supporting the client environment.
BUILT TO SUPPORT THE ENGAGEMENT
More Than Access to a Platform
A partnership should make it easier to deliver value to the client, not add another disconnected tool to manage.
Depending on the partnership model, Teramis can support partners with:
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Partner Enablement
Messaging, product education, and materials that help your team explain where Teramis fits.
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Technical Support
Help understanding deployment, data sources, findings, validation workflows, and monitoring.
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Client Engagement Support
A clearer way to incorporate CUI discovery findings into the work you already perform.
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Repeatable Workflows
Use a consistent discovery and evidence process across multiple client environments.
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Partner Resources
Access to approved collateral, educational materials, and supporting content.
COMPLEMENT THE WORK YOU ALREADY DO
Add the CUI Evidence Layer Without Replacing Your Existing Stack
CLIENT ENVIRONMENT
Microsoft 365, file systems, endpoints, engineering repositories, legacy storage
TERAMIS
Discover → Validate → Report → Monitor
PARTNER SERVICES
Compliance advisory, GRC, enclave services, managed security, migration, and compliance operations
Teramis provides technical findings about where CUI exists and how that footprint changes. Partners use those findings alongside the advisory, security, compliance, infrastructure, and managed services they already deliver.
PUT DISCOVERY TO WORK
Where Teramis Can Strengthen a Client Engagement
Before CUI Scoping
Establish a more evidence-based view of where CUI actually exists before scope recommendations are finalized.
During Boundary Validation
Compare the documented environment with technical findings and surface exceptions that require review.
Before an Enclave or Migration Project
Identify the CUI footprint before data is moved, segmented, or consolidated.
During Ongoing Managed Services
Use recurring discovery and monitoring to identify new findings and changes outside expected locations.
During Supplier or Acquisition Review
Examine an authorized environment to compare the represented CUI footprint with what is actually present before integration, supplier onboarding, or other transition decisions are finalized.
A GOOD FIT MAY LOOK LIKE THIS
Teramis May Fit Your Practice If...
Teramis is designed to complement organizations already helping clients understand, protect, manage, or make decisions around CUI.
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Your clients ask where CUI actually resides.
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You help define or validate CUI scope.
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You support Microsoft 365, enclaves, infrastructure, or managed security environments.
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Your recommendations depend on understanding the client's real data footprint.
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You want technical findings that complement your advisory or GRC work.
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You support clients that need ongoing visibility as their environment changes.
If that sounds like the work you already do, tell us about your organization.
We will help determine the partnership path that best fits your services, clients, and how you want to work with Teramis.
PARTNER FAQ
Do I need to be a compliance advisor to become a partner?
No. Teramis may also work with MSPs, MSSPs, vCISOs, GRC providers, enclave providers, technology companies, and other organizations serving clients that handle CUI.
Can Teramis complement services we already provide?
Yes. The partner model is intended to add CUI discovery, validation, and monitoring findings to existing advisory, security, infrastructure, and compliance services.
Can partners use Teramis in client engagements?
Potentially, depending on the partnership path and engagement model. That should be discussed during the partner fit process.
Does Teramis replace our GRC, security, or compliance platform?
No. Teramis is intended to provide technical CUI evidence that can complement those systems and workflows.
What happens after I submit the application?
Teramis reviews the submission, discusses fit and intended use, and determines the appropriate next steps for onboarding and enablement.
Should I include client data in the form?
o. Do not submit CUI, credentials, file paths, incident evidence, or other sensitive client information.