Review findings
Discover CUI across approved Microsoft 365 environments, file systems, email, endpoints, CAD files, PDFs, scanned documents, archives, engineering repositories, and other supported sources.
CUI EVIDENCE AND VALIDATION
Turn CUI Findings Into Evidence You Can Defend
Finding potential CUI is the beginning. The next question is whether your organization can explain what was found, where it was found, and how those findings affect the documented boundary.
Teramis helps validate discovery results and organize them into a clearer evidence base for CUI scoping, boundary review, and ongoing monitoring.
Move from possible matches to evidence-backed CUI visibility.
WHY VALIDATION MATTERS
A List of Possible Matches Is Not a CUI Boundary
Discovery can surface potential CUI across a large environment. Validation helps teams determine which findings are meaningful and how they relate to the organization's actual CUI footprint.
Without that step, teams may expand scope around false positives, overlook meaningful exceptions, or build compliance documentation from information that has not been sufficiently reviewed.
Teramis connects discovery with validation so CUI decisions are based on a more supportable record.
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FROM DISCOVERY TO EVIDENCE
Build Confidence in What Was Found
Review findings
Organize discovery results by available file, repository, location, and finding information.
Validate results
Apply the appropriate review and validation process to distinguish meaningful CUI findings from irrelevant results.
Document exceptions
Identify findings that do not align with expected or approved CUI locations.
Establish the record
Create a clearer CUI inventory and baseline that teams can use for boundary review and future monitoring.
Validate results
Validate findings and produce evidence that helps executives, advisors, compliance teams, and government or prime-contractor reviewers understand whether the documented boundary matches the actual environment.
Document exceptions
Run recurring scans to identify new CUI, movement, spillage, and boundary drift before the next assessment, annual affirmation, prime contractor request, or internal review.
Establish the Record
Create a clearer CUI inventory and baseline that teams can use for boundary review and future monitoring.
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WHAT EVIDENCE AND VALIDATION PRODUCES
Make the CUI Environment Easier to Review
Teramis can provide:
Validated CUI inventory information
A structured view of relevant findings within the approved discovery scope.
File and location evidence
Information showing where findings were identified.
Boundary exceptions
CUI findings that appear outside documented or expected locations.
Information supporting how discovery results were evaluated.
Monitoring baseline
A starting point for comparing future scans and identifying changes over time.
BETTER TOGETHER WITH YOUR EXISTING STACK
Teramis Provides the CUI Ground Truth Other Tools Can Act On
Teramis is not another platform war. It complements the systems, tools, advisors, and workflows organizations already use by helping identify where CUI actually exists.
Microsoft Purview
Use labels and compliance workflows with stronger CUI discovery evidence.
Varonis
Support access governance with clearer visibility into where CUI exists.
Forcepoint and DLP Tools
Strengthen enforcement strategies by starting with better CUI ground truth.
GRC & Evidence Binders
Connect documentation, control evidence, and boundary decisions to the actual CUI footprint.
CUI DISCOVERY FOR HIGH-STAKES DECISIONS
One Evidence Layer. Multiple CMMC and Risk Use Cases.
CUI Scoping
Identify where CUI actually exists before defining the systems, users, repositories, and controls that belong inside the boundary that must meet NIST SP 800-171.
CUI Boundary Validation
Compare the documented boundary with the actual data environment and identify exceptions that require review or customer action.
CUI Migration Support
Identify and report the files, locations, and findings administrators need when planning customer-led movement into approved environments.
Ongoing CUI Spillage Management
Run recurring scans to identify CUI that appears outside approved locations as people, files, systems, and business processes change.
Post-Breach CUI Impact Assessment
Examine affected systems and repositories to help determine whether CUI may have existed within the impacted environment.
Supply Chain and M&A Risk Review
Evaluate whether the actual CUI footprint supports representations made during vendor reviews, acquisitions, integrations, and supply-chain due diligence.
Make the Documented Boundary Match Reality
Compare What the Organization Says With What the Data Shows
A System Security Plan, asset inventory, network diagram, and enclave documentation describe the intended environment.
Teramis provides technical findings that help teams compare those records with the CUI footprint discovered in the actual environment.
When the documentation and the discovered data tell the same story, boundary decisions become easier to support. When they do not, teams know where further review is needed.
Evidence for the Teams Making the Decision
Security, IT, compliance, leadership, advisors, MSPs, MSSPs, and self-assessment teams may need different views of the same CUI environment.
Teramis gives those stakeholders a common technical evidence base without taking over the decisions that belong to them.
Teramis does not certify an organization or guarantee a compliance or audit outcome. Remediation of validated findings is available through Remedius.
Build Your CUI Scope on Evidence, Not Assumptions
See how Teramis helps turn CUI discovery findings into clearer inventory, boundary, exception, and monitoring evidence.
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