One hardened environment, built in your own cloud account.
For government contractors handling CUI. Controlled information scattered across email, laptops and shared drives is two problems at once: more places an attacker can reach it, and more systems dragged into your assessment boundary.
The enclave puts it in one environment we build, harden and operate for you — which shrinks both at the same time.
The tenant is yours, not ours. No shared infrastructure, no lock-in.
Scattered data is what makes all of this expensive.
Nobody decided to spread controlled information across fifteen laptops and a shared drive — it happened one attachment at a time. But every place that data landed is now something you have to defend, document and answer for.
Built for one job: containing CUI.
The Secure Enclave exists for government contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information. That is the whole scope of it. Pick what you hold and we will tell you straight whether you need one.
WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO CONTAIN?
GCC High costs meaningfully more than commercial and is harder to work in. It exists for CUI and export-controlled data. If your driver is SOC 2, HIPAA or a customer's security requirements, you don't need this product — you need the compliance program run properly in the environment you already have, and we'd rather point you there than sell you a boundary.
We deploy and manage Microsoft 365 GCC High as an AOS-G partner through Pax8, in a tenant you own outright. Because we operate that environment on your behalf, we act as an External Service Provider and appear in your boundary description. That's normal and manageable, and we'll walk you through exactly what it means before you sign anything.
A working environment, not a locked box.
Your people still have to do their jobs in here. The enclave is a full workspace — email, files, desktops, collaboration — with the controls built into how it was assembled rather than bolted on afterward.
CUI never lands on the laptop. Your people connect into the boundary, do the work there, and close the session — which means personal machines, unmanaged devices and the rest of your company's hardware stay outside the assessment entirely. That is the single biggest reason containment is cheaper than the alternative.
Anyone can sell you a tenant. The program is what makes it defensible.
A GCC High tenant on its own is an invoice, not a compliance position. What an assessor actually examines is whether the boundary is described, the controls are implemented, and the evidence is current — continuously, not the week before they arrive.
What it costs
Published, like everything else we sell that has a fixed scope. Enclave seats are for users who handle CUI — nobody else needs one.
The Compliance App is required with the enclave and billed separately. Only users who actually handle CUI need enclave seats — everyone else stays outside the boundary, which is the whole point.
You own the tenant. Licensing is passed through at cost, or bring your own.
See full pricingUseful on its own. Better with the rest.
The enclave is a delivery vehicle, not a prerequisite for anything else we do. But when it's there, everything else gets cheaper and easier — because there's less ground to cover.
Scope is the multiplier on compliance cost. Contain the data and most of your business falls outside the boundary you have to control and evidence.
Where the enclave sits inside the wider obligation — CMMC, NIST 800-171, the SSP, the POA&M and the SPRS score that follows from all of it.
An accredited environment is what makes in-boundary AI possible at all — assistants working on your data without it ever leaving your control.
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Find out whether you need one.
Start with a scoping session. We’ll work out what data you actually hold, which platform fits it, and what containment would save you — including telling you if an enclave is more than you need. No obligation.
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