Minimum vs. best Windows network security practices

The video discusses the limitations of 'best practices' in security, advocating for 'minimum practices' instead. It emphasizes the importance of two-factor authentication, prioritizing patching, managing office macros and scripting, proper password management, and the use of firewalls and logging. The goal is to be secure enough to deter attackers, with a focus on continuous improvement.

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