Sept. 29, 2023, 2:28 p.m. | /u/ITdirectorguy

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I’m trying to create a list of high-impact, but relatively easy configuration changes that improve cybersecurity in the real world for companies of all sizes.

I’ll start off with a few items I’ve observed/fixed in real life, I’d appreciate additional suggestions!

1. Turn on MFA and ensure it is *enforced* by default for all new hires.
2. Turn on conditional access or some other check to ensure only known/authorized devices are connecting.
3. Ensure there is a health/posture check for …

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