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Implementing the principle of least privilege on collaboration tools typically includes: disabling everyday use of global administrator accounts, enabling multi-factor authentication and hardware keys for administrator operations, setting up approval flows for private channel and file exports, and regularly auditing the OAuth scopes granted to third-party apps.
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