One Platform. Simplified Security Outcomes.

Enclave is a unified security platform delivering asset intelligence, network access, and automated certificate management in one place. Managing these functions across separate tools, separate consoles, and separate teams creates gaps. Enclave consolidates them so you can close vulnerabilities faster, meet compliance requirements, and run a tighter security program.

Network Segmentation

Enclave enforces identity-aware microsegmentation at the host level, so you control exactly who and what can communicate across your network, without redesigning your infrastructure to get there.

Certificate Lifecycle Management

Certificate outages don’t announce themselves. At 47-day lifetimes, manual tracking isn’t a viable option anymore. Enclave discovers, renews, and manages your certificates automatically so expiration never becomes an incident.

Asset Visibility

Most asset inventories are outdated the moment you finish building them. Enclave keeps yours current automatically, from the minute it’s deployed.

Maps to CIS v8 Controls

NIST CSF aligned

CMMC Level 2 ready

HIPAA / PCI DSS supported

Three capabilities that most organizations manage across separate tools. Enclave brings them together in a single agent so your team has full visibility and control without the complexity.

SideChannel vCISO team meeting

Built from Experience

SideChannel has provided fractional CISO leadership and security advisory services across hundreds of organizations. That work revealed a consistent pattern. The tools available required more architecture, more headcount, and more budget than most security programs could support.

Enclave was built to close that gap. It is the operational infrastructure SideChannel’s own practitioners wished existed, deployable, manageable, and effective without standing up a dedicated security team to run it.

Partner with SideChannel

Build Your Security Practice on Enclave

Enclave is built to extend through partners. MSPs, MSSPs, resellers, and technology partners use Enclave to deliver enterprise-grade security infrastructure to their clients without adding operational complexity to their own teams.

REGULATORY DEADLINE

Certificate lifetimes are shrinking. The operational burden isn’t.

When a certificate expires without warning, the service it protects goes down. That means an outage, a scramble, and an audit finding.

In April 2025, the CA/Browser Forum voted unanimously to reduce maximum TLS certificate lifetimes on a mandatory phased schedule. Apple, Google, Mozilla, and Microsoft are all enforcing it. Domain validation reuse drops to just 10 days. Let’s Encrypt is already issuing 6-day certificates.

~800

Certificate renewal events per year, per 100 services, at 47-day lifetimes. Spreadsheets and calendar reminders don’t survive this cadence.

Most companies don’t have automated CLM. Enclave ships it in the same agent that handles segmentation and asset inventory. The 100-day maximum hits March 2027 — less than 12 months away. Every organization not automating certificate issuance and renewal today is 11 months from operational disruption.

MARCH 2027

100-day maximum TLS lifetime
At this volume, calendar reminders and manual processes break down. Automated certificate lifecycle management becomes mandatory infrastructure for any organization running more than a handful of services.

MARCH 2029

47-day maximum TLS lifetime

~800 renewal events per year per 100 services. No organization handles this manually at scale. Automated CLM is the only operational answer. Enclave automates the entire certificate lifecycle in the same platform you’re already using to manage assets and control network access.

MARCH 2026 — IN EFFECT NOW

200-day maximum TLS lifetime
Already mandatory. Organizations still on annual renewals are already out of cycle. ~183 renewal events/year per 100 services.

MARCH 2027 — 11 MONTHS AWAY

100-day maximum TLS lifetime
~365 renewal events per year per 100 services. Calendar reminders and manual processes break at this volume. Automated CLM becomes mandatory infrastructure.

MARCH 2029

47-day maximum TLS lifetime
~800 renewal events per year per 100 services. No organization handles this manually. The question isn’t whether to automate — it’s which platform to use.

See The Platform

Asset intelligence, network segmentation, and certificate lifecycle management in one place. The best way to understand what that looks like for your organization is to see it running.