How to make Remote Desktop Protocol more secure

The video tutorial discusses enhancing remote desktop security, focusing on port security, patching, two-factor authentication, and addressing vulnerabilities like Blue Keep. It emphasizes the importance of not exposing port 3389 to the web, keeping systems patched, and using network level authentication. The tutorial also covers user restrictions to prevent shutdowns and performance optimizations to ensure a smooth remote desktop experience. Finally, it reviews TLS settings and provides recommendations for securing remote desktop connections.

What are some tweaks that can be made to enhance the security of remote desktop connections?

Why is it not advisable to open port 3389 directly to the web?

What is the significance of applying Extended Security Updates (ESU) for Windows 7 workstations?

How can two-factor authentication be implemented for remote desktop services?

What is the purpose of disabling the ability for users to shut down or restart remote desktop sessions?

What settings should be adjusted to improve performance in remote desktop services?

What steps should be taken to ensure TLS settings are properly configured for RDP?