Documentation is the connective tissue that holds a secure environment together, enabling repeatability, accountability, and informed decision-making across teams and time. In this episode, we explore the crucial role documentation plays in cybersecurity—from network diagrams and policy manuals to change logs and incident response plans. When systems fail or incidents occur, having current and accurate documentation can be the difference between a rapid response and a prolonged crisis. We also examine version control as a means of tracking modifications to system configurations, scripts, policies, and documentation files, allowing organizations to revert changes when needed and maintain a verifiable audit trail. Version control is essential not only for development environments but also for infrastructure and policy management, ensuring consistency across deployments and teams. We discuss tools like Git, centralized documentation platforms, and automated changelogs to reduce error, increase transparency, and support compliance. In short, documentation and version control aren’t administrative afterthoughts—they are active components of a resilient and well-governed security program.