by TenGrid Security Editorial Team | Apr 9, 2026 | Security Operations
When a team works from many places, remote access stops being an exception and becomes part of how work gets done. That makes it easy to lose track of. Accounts are opened for a project and never closed, a contractor keeps access after the work ends, and nobody is...
by TenGrid Security Editorial Team | Apr 9, 2026 | Security Documentation
A firewall holds a list of rules, and the list usually makes sense only to whoever wrote it. When that person is away, or leaves, nobody else can say why a rule exists or whether it is still needed. A plain-language rule record solves that. It sits beside the...
by TenGrid Security Editorial Team | Apr 9, 2026 | Recordkeeping
Network documentation goes stale quietly. Devices are added, a remote access account is opened for a contractor, a rule is changed for a project, and nobody updates the page. A short, regular review keeps the documents describing the network you actually have. One...
by TenGrid Security Editorial Team | Apr 2, 2026 | Security Operations
Zero Trust is a name for an idea, not a product. The idea is simple to state: no request to use a system or see data is trusted just because of where it comes from. Being inside the office, or on the company network, does not on its own settle anything. Each request...
by TenGrid Security Editorial Team | Apr 2, 2026 | Security Documentation
Sooner or later someone asks which security frameworks your organization follows. Without a written answer, the reply depends on who picks up the question, and it changes from one questionnaire to the next. A short applicability record fixes that. It is one document...