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Sera Brynn designs and manages CMMC enclaves for organizations that need a proven path to Level 2 Certification. Sera Brynn supports and delivers the 3 common configurations: a cloud only solution, a fully on-premise environment, or a hybrid model for more complex organizations. We will build a compliant information system aligned to your business objectives and CMMC Level 2 assessment requirements.
CMMC enclaves are typically implemented in three configurations.
The right approach depends on your system requirements and how CUI is handled.
CUI is handled across both cloud and on-premise systems, integrated into a single environment.
Typical configuration:
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CUI is processed, stored, and transmitted within a compliant cloud platform.
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CUI is handled within internally managed infrastructure.
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CMMC enclaves support your business operations, protect CUI, and meet CMMC Level 2 requirements.
Sera Brynn designs and implements enclaves based on your business requirements first, with configurations aligned to meet assessment expectations.
Sera Brynn delivers:
Sera Brynn designs and implements CMMC enclaves aligned to Level 2 requirements and assessment objectives.
Each service is implemented with the business functionality in mind, not just pass the assessment.
Review your required enclave configuration, including systems, users, and environment type (cloud, on-premise, or hybrid).
Provision the enclave environment in the selected platform.
Establish core infrastructure, including identity, access, and system baseline configurations.
Configure systems, user access, and required services within the enclave.
Provision virtual machines, storage, and supporting components as needed.
Monitor system activity, manage users, and maintain configurations.
Provide help desk support, system updates, and issue resolution.
Maintain the enclave environment in alignment with CMMC Level 2 requirements.
Support ongoing operations as systems, users, and needs evolve.
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As an authorized C3PAO, our team designs enclaves based on how systems are evaluated during certification, not just how they are deployed.
Enclave design and implementation follow a structured, repeatable approach aligned to CMMC Level 2 requirements and assessment expectations.
Enclaves are structured to function within day-to-day operations while meeting CMMC requirements.
The environment must be usable, not just configured for assessment.
Enclaves are built to be maintained, not just implemented.
We help ensure the environment remains aligned to requirements as systems, users, and operations evolve.
Defined enclave boundaries from day one
Dedicated security experts
Centralized visibility across your enclave
Consistent management and controlled changes
Aligned to current CMMC expectations
Most enclave implementations take 30 to 90 days, depending on several factors.
Initial deployment is fast, but achieving operational stability and assessment readiness takes additional time.
Sometimes. CMMC requires clear control over where Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) is handled. In many cases, that means separating systems into a defined enclave. In others, existing systems can be restructured to meet requirements. The right approach depends on how your environment is currently designed.
Sometimes based on a few factors. Existing tools and platforms can often be included, but they must align with segmentation, access control, and configuration requirements. In some cases, systems may need to be modified or replaced to meet expectations.
There may be some level of operational impact. Enclaves introduce separation between systems, which can change how users access data, systems, and workflows. The goal is to balance security requirements with usability, but some adjustment is expected.
Sometimes. An enclave can limit where CUI is processed, stored, and transmitted. By isolating those systems, only the enclave falls within assessment scope, rather than the entire enterprise environment. This creates clearer boundaries and simplifies how controls are evaluated.
Yes. We can assess your current environment, identify gaps relative to CMMC Level 2 requirements, and help align configurations, documentation, and controls to assessment expectations.
Costs vary based on:
Rather than a fixed price, enclave design is typically scoped based on your current state and requirements.
No. but it depends. Enclaves are effective for reducing scope, but they introduce operational constraints and require disciplined management. In some environments, alternative approaches may be more appropriate depending on how systems and data are structured.
A mid-tier defense manufacturer deployed a CMMC Level 2 enclave within 45 days using Sera Brynn’s turnkey design.
An IT services provider achieved CMMC readiness and retained $10 million in DoD contracts.
A prime contractor transitioned from a legacy network to a FedRAMP-aligned managed enclave without downtime.
A clear, assessment aligned environment starts with the right structure. We’ll review your systems, identify where CUI belongs, and determine the right enclave approach.
What to Expect:
A consultation with a security advisor.
Managed IT Readiness Checklist
Just practical guidance to get you started.
