CyberQP is excited to announce support for Microsoft GCC High environments, enabling MSPs to extend full CyberQP capabilities to customers operating in government and defense-regulated cloud infrastructure.

With this release, partners can now manage GCC High customer accounts directly from the CyberQP dashboard importing users, creating and managing Just-in-Time (JIT) accounts, and leveraging the same privileged access controls you rely on for standard Microsoft 365 environments.

GCC High (Government Community Cloud High) is Microsoft’s specialized cloud environment designed for U.S. federal agencies and defense contractors handling sensitive data such as Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and ITAR/EAR-regulated information. It is hosted exclusively in U.S.-based data centers with access restricted to screened U.S. citizens, meeting compliance frameworks including FedRAMP High, DFARS, NIST 800-171, and CMMC.

Until now, IT Teams could not use CyberQP to manage customers on GCC High infrastructure. These customers were completely unsupportable within the platform, forcing partners to either exclude them from their security stack or rely on manual, inconsistent processes. This release removes that barrier entirely.

Connecting a GCC High customer is straightforward, visit our KB Article for more in depth instructions.

1. Navigate to the Customers page in the CyberQP dashboard
2. Select the customer and click Connect GCC High in the actions button
3. Follow the steps provided in the support documentation to create the GCC High Enterprise App for CyberQP
4. Enter the Application ID and Application Secret from your GCC High tenant
5. Click Continue to complete the connection

Once connected, GCC High customers function exactly like standard M365 customers—full feature parity with no limitations.

We’re excited to announce a major enhancement that makes it easier than ever to manage privileged access while on the go. With this update, End User Elevation Requests can now be reviewed and managed directly within the CyberQP QTech mobile app, allowing admins and technicians to stay responsive even when they’re away from their desks.

To address this challenge, we’re excited to introduce Local Admin & UAC Remediation, a new capability within CyberQP’s Agents Overview. This feature gives administrators instant visibility into endpoint privilege risk and the tools to remediate it quickly without scripts, RMM dependencies, or multi-step workflows.

End User Elevation Requests are requests submitted by end users on managed devices when they need to run an elevated process or require temporary admin rights to complete a task. These requests are sent to CyberQP, where a technician reviews the context and approves or denies the request before the user can proceed. This workflow enforces least-privilege security while giving end users a clear path to request access when needed.

Previously, managing End User Elevation Requests required technicians to log into the CyberQP dashboard from a computer. Quick approvals had to wait until someone was at their desk, creating delays for end users and friction for teams trying to enforce least-privilege policies at scale.

The QTech mobile app previously only supported JIT account management and usage. Partners asked for a way to handle elevation requests on the go, and this release delivers that capability.