Document once instead of ten times
Data centre, network or directory service are documented where they are operated. Connected organisations adopt that status instead of retelling it.
Centrally provided, documented once, recognised everywhere
When a central IT provider runs the data centre, every connected organisation today documents the same requirements again – and none can prove the status is still current. Inherited base services turn that around: the provider publishes its target object including implementation status, connected tenants bind the service and inherit the relevant requirements read-only. Any change at the provider takes effect immediately.
Data centre, network or directory service are documented where they are operated. Connected organisations adopt that status instead of retelling it.
In the IT-Grundschutz cockpit, in modelling and in the compliance check, inherited requirements show "implemented by" with the provider name.
The binding appears in the security plan as a leveraged authorization with system component; the export carries by-components with inherited per requirement.
Connected tenants see the name, public description and implementation status – never the provider internal rationale, owners or evidence.
The group documents its shared foundation once – and every organisation can evidence the exact status it inherited.
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