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 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...