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 SOLUTIONS FOR ENTERPRISE 

Make Enterprise CUI Visibility Defensible

Large Microsoft 365 tenants, engineering repositories, acquired subsidiaries, legacy storage, and distributed teams make it difficult to know where Controlled Unclassified Information actually exists.

Teramis helps enterprise organizations discover CUI wherever it lives, validate whether the documented boundary matches reality, and monitor what changes over time.


Purpose-built CUI discovery with scanning and analysis performed within the customer environment. 

Teramis enterprise CUI discovery solution for organizations that need enterprise-wide visibility, CMMC boundary validation, and defensible CUI scoping.

 The Enterprise Challenge 

Scale Makes the CUI Boundary Harder to Trust

Enterprise data rarely stays in one place. CUI may exist across business units, project folders, collaboration platforms, endpoints, file shares, and systems inherited through acquisition or organizational change.

Documentation can describe the intended environment without showing the complete data footprint.

Teramis gives legal, security, IT, compliance, and executive teams a shared record of the findings that matter.

Trusted by leading companies

 HOW TERAMIS WORKS 

 What Teramis Helps Enterprise Teams Do 

 Know where CUI actually lives before making decisions about scope, compliance, self-attestation, or monitoring. 

Discover the Actual CUI Footprint

Examine supported data sources to identify potential CUI, the repositories where it appears, and the locations that require review.  

Explore CUI Discovery 

Validate the Documented Boundary

Compare discovery findings with your documented CUI scope, asset inventory, system diagrams, and supported CUI locations.

Explore Evidence and Validation 

Surface Exceptions

Identify potential CUI outside expected repositories or documented boundaries so the appropriate team can investigate.


Explore Boundary
Validation → 

Monitor a Changing Environment

Use recurring scans to identify new findings, changes between scans, and CUI appearing outside expected locations.

Explore Continuous Monitoring 

ENTERPRISE USE CASES

CUI Evidence for Enterprise Decisions

CUI Scoping

Build a more evidence-based starting point for decisions about systems, repositories, users, and assets included in scope.

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Evidence for shared decisions

Give Every Stakeholder the Same View of the Environment

Teramis produces findings that give stakeholders a common technical foundation for decisions about CUI scope, risk, investment, and self-attestation.

File-level CUI inventory information
Repository and location details
Boundary exceptions for review
Validation and sampling output
Change reporting between scans
Monitoring history
Scoping and assessment-preparation discussions

This gives legal, CIO, CISO, compliance, IT, and advisory teams a common evidence base for decisions that affect scope, investment, risk, and self-attestation.

Works with your existing stack

Add Defensible CUI Evidence to the Systems You Already Use

Teramis is not a replacement for DLP, access governance, GRC, eDiscovery, or assessment-support platforms.

Discover

Teramis establishes where CUI exists.

Apply policy

Existing systems apply policy to identified data.

Manage

Administrators and providers manage access and documentation.

Decide

Your team and advisors determine the appropriate next steps.




Clear responsibilities

What Teramis
Does Not Do

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

Through Remedius, Teramis moves approved CUI to authorized locations, verifies every transfer, removes or tombstones unauthorized copies, and documents what changed. Your team approves every action. Teramis does not certify an organization or guarantee a compliance, assessment, or audit outcome.

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

Build from a clearer data picture

Bring Your Enterprise CUI Questions to Teramis

Talk with Teramis about your environment, data sources, compliance objectives, acquisitions, boundary questions, or monitoring needs.