Tzahi Kolber
1 min readApr 18, 2020

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Yes, I thought you mean a best practice for allowing remote PowerShell open for all Windows machines as a whole.

I guess that this best practice definitely makes sense after all.
You should defend your self with other security products to allow nearly 99% security.
I’m not aware of any app product that gives you also a fully secure shell.

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Tzahi Kolber
Tzahi Kolber

Written by Tzahi Kolber

During the last 17 years, I was working as a Senior PFE within Exchange area at Microsoft. Now I’m Senior Consult as Azure IAAS, DevOps & Automations.

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