CMMC Level 2 can be much easier and less expensive to achieve. CCE keeps every endpoint out of the CUI boundary, and it does not require a costly virtual desktop setup for each user. RegDOX has the platform and the advisory team to meet you where you are and carry you through the Level 2 journey.
One enclave with four jobs, each covered.
Every controlled file carries information rights management, watermarking, expiration, and an immutable audit trail. When the assessor asks how CUI is controlled, the answer is a report.
Editing happens inside the enclave: fully Office-compatible editing, built-in viewers for email, Visio, MS Project, archives, and media, and your own hosted applications. Full desktops stay available for the few who need them. Downloads, clipboard, and printing are blocked by engineered default.
Any device with a browser reaches the work: desk, home, BYOD, shop floor. Nothing is stored locally, and there is no virtual desktop to license, harden, or administer per user.
Suppliers and primes send CUI to a unique address tied to a designated room in your enclave, and it lands inside the boundary, never in a corporate mailbox, never on your network. Nothing for the third party to license or install.
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You can control where your own people put CUI. You cannot control what arrives. CUI reaches you two ways: suppliers and customers send it to you by email, and your own people download it from prime contractors' portals and government sites. Both paths share one failure mode: the file lands in an ordinary mailbox or on a laptop, outside the boundary, before anyone notices. CCE closes both.
Each customer or vendor gets a unique email address tied to a designated data room inside your enclave. They send DR Connect encrypted to that address and it lands directly in the compliant room, never in a corporate mailbox, never on your network. Nothing for the third party to buy, install, or license. You get an instant notification and work it from inside the enclave.
When a prime says "pull your technical data package from our portal," that download has to land somewhere. In CCE, your people browse external portals from a contained secure-browsing utility inside the enclave, so the file lands inside the boundary and never touches the device.
The complete loop: CUI enters by supplier push or your own pull, lives and is worked inside the enclave, and leaves only through the Secure Data Room's controlled sharing. Email and endpoints never carry CUI in either direction, which is exactly what keeps the mail stack and the device fleet out of the assessment.
Every "we block downloads" claim in this market is a policy until you watch it enforced. Inside the CCE, the session opens files in the enclave viewer, edits happen inside the enclave, and the CUI is never pulled onto the device.
Nothing lands on the device. Everything lands in the log. That is what an assessor means by an engineered default, and it is why the boundary holds without your team defending a hundred settings.
A representative session · every event audit-logged
Whatever your team uses to get the work done can be hosted inside the enclave, beside the data and under the same controls. The work happens where the CUI lives, and nothing has to leave the boundary to be useful.
A failed assessment isn't abstract. It's a lost contract and a name attached to it. CCE is designed around the three departments who carry that weight.
Information rights management, watermarking, expiration, and an immutable audit trail on every file. It's the difference between "we say we're controlled" and "here's the proof," and it's what an assessor wants to see.
The boundary is the engineered default: no downloads, no clipboard, no drive or printer redirection. You inherit a lockdown that holds, instead of assembling one and defending every setting at assessment.
Nothing to stand up, patch, or operate. The RegDOX enclave is isolated from your current IT environment.
Let us show you: the workspace, the repository, and the boundary your assessor will see.
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