SecureEnclave: Managed CUI Environment
What is SecureEnclave?
SecureTech’s SecureEnclave is a managed secure environment designed to support organizations handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and operating within CMMC and NIST 800-171 compliance requirements.
SecureEnclave establishes a controlled and isolated virtual environment for all CUI activity, allowing for secure access, protected workflows, centralized security management, and compliance-focused operations.
The virtual enclave boundary includes Azure Government cloud resources, GCC High tenant services, virtual desktop systems, conditional access controls, endpoint security layers, centralized logging, and an Azure Standard Firewall. All CUI workflows and access to Microsoft 365 GCC High take place within these virtual desktops, ensuring separation from the commercial environment and enforcing identity, device, and location controls.
SecureEnclave Capabilities
- Azure Government Virtual Desktop Environment
- GCC High Tenant Management
- Secure Remote Access Controls
- Conditional Access & Identity Management
- Endpoint Protection & Monitoring
- SIEM, SOC & Security Monitoring
- Centralized Logging & Alerting
- Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
- Policy & Compliance Management
- Vulnerability Management & Remediation
- Managed Security Operations
- Compliance-Aligned Infrastructure Support
SecureEnclave is delivered as a managed service and includes ongoing operational support, monitoring, security management, and compliance-focused administration by the SecureTech team.
As a Powered-by-FutureFeed Partner, SecureTech also helps organizations manage ongoing compliance documentation, policy tracking, and remediation visibility through the FutureFeed GRC platform.
SecureEnclave as a Remediation Solution
SecureEnclave serves as a remediation solution for organizations whose existing commercial Microsoft 365 or infrastructure environments do not fully support CMMC and NIST 800-171 requirements for handling CUI.
By establishing a separate controlled environment with centralized security controls, organizations can address common compliance gaps related to access control, device management, logging, boundary protection, and secure remote access while maintaining separation from their existing commercial environment.
Engagement Structure
Services are typically delivered under a recurring per-user managed services model with minimum environment requirements based on organizational size and scope.