Altus CUI Enclave
Tailored technology and cybesecurity suite
for CUI projects and sites.
For many organizations with focused GovCon teams and projects, or modest IT resources, Altus Enclaves are the quickest path to CMMC readiness – with 109 out of 110 inherited and shared controls for CMMC level-2 compliance built in. (CMMC Awareness and Training requirements are always the Defense supplier’s sole responsibility, though we can help.)
Secured and delivered within our NIST 800-171 Rev.2 and ITAR-compliant cloud, your enclave features strict members-only access, with your data and apps streaming from (and never exfiltrating) our CMMC-ready environment. Add more projects and worksites to your enclave as you grow.
Altus CUI Enclaves include:
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End-to-end encryption for designated data and devices. Stream and store CUI, CUI-Specified and CUI+ documents, artifacts and data from encrypted Altus cloud environments with local storage restricted.
- Complete workstation experiences with encrypted Citrix streaming. Altus CUI Enclaves support common desktop suites used by frontline workers — Microsoft GCC/High Office apps, Google Workspace, open-source options like Only Office, or Preveil’s email and storage stack — plus any advanced or custom applications for your business, such as CAD suites, 3D rendering, AI models, and more. Altus CUI Enclaves also connect with mobile devices, tablets, and MacOs.
- Pair with CMMC Copilot from TBS. As your Altus CUI Enclave includes all related IT policy documentation for CMMC readiness plus access to TBS vCISOs for CUI labelling advice, many organizations pair their enclave with our “fast-track framework” to speed their readiness. This combination costs 70% less than stock RPO consulting.
- Scalable geofenced access. Altus CUI Enclaves may be configured for access only at designated sites, in CONUS, and other physical mandates you may require.

Stream and store CUI, CUI-Specified and CUI+ documents, artifacts and data from encrypted Altus cloud environments, local storage restricted.
Incorporate all your apps and resources, including custom line-of-business tools (like AutoCAD), third-party services, and Microsoft GCC/High, plus Windows and Mac Oses.
Altus Enclaves are an excellent option for organizations looking for rapid CMMC readiness, or those with robust commercial divisions with well-established IT practices not focused on GovCon compliance.
Many organizations also consider expanding their enclaves over time to bring best-of-breed cybersecurity protections and broad assurance to their entire enterprise, including their commercial operations.
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If it’s finally time to get ready for CMMC,
our Altus Enclave is your quickest path to success.
An Altus Enclave is all-in-one virtual workstation for your CUI projects and teams, with all your business apps, encrypted storage, email, and collaboration tools streamed from our CMMC and ITAR compliant cloud.
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Microsoft (and other) licenses included, or bring your own.
When it comes to the desktop suite for your frontline workers, we support them all. As a Cloud Partner Provider, we'll help you identify and procure
the best Microsoft GCC/High options and apps to fit your business. We also support Google Workspace, Preveil, and open-source options like Only Office.
If you already hold Microsoft or other licenses, just bring them along and we'll provision, manage, and renew right in your Enclave.
What is Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)?

The protection and handing of CUI – and all the controls and documentation around it – are THE driver for CMMC level-2 requirements now hitting the Defense Industrial Base.
Controlled Unclassified Information:
Found in technical specifications, blueprints, floorplans, maps, CAD drawings, work orders, and job packets for Department of Defense contracts
Relates to many broad “information categories,” including: Critical Infrastructure, Defense, Financial, Law Enforcement, Legal, Natural Resources, Privacy, Tax, Transportation and more
May best be sized up for protection with a flow diagram, which tracks how both digital and physical CUI enters, transits, and exits your organization.
So, where are we now?
Now a seven-year-plus journey, the path to the DOD’s final CMMC requirements has taken so many twists and turns that most defense contractors are not sure where to begin.
Notwithstanding all the stops and starts, the bottom line is clear:
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suppliers in the Defense Industrial Base have long been required to comply with NIST 800-171 cyber and IT and requirements per DFARS clause 252.204-7012
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and they’re now required to prove their NIST adherence via annual self-assessments, minimum readiness scores of 88/110 submitted to the Department’s Supplier Risk Management portal, and periodic high-stakes audits with approved C3PAO assessors.
If you’re looking to understand the latest CMMC requirements and deadlines — and how your organization’s IT and cyber practices stack up — we’ve got just the briefing. 👍
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Every Altus partnership fortifies three pillars of compliance:
your IT team, your users, and your corporate infrastructure. Here’s how.
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ROI
Investment |
$215 / seat / month |
Labor savings |
22 hours / week |
Project savings |
175 hours(identity integration project, training roll-out) |
Compliance boost |
NIST controls for GCCMulti-factor authentication & keysQuarterly cyber training programWritten policies for CMMC assessment80-point SPRS score increase |
Altus collaboration
GCC High suite procurement, deployment, and management
Identity management and authentication service broker
Device inventory management
Cybersecurity training and LMS
Helpdesk support for hybrid teams
