Best practice / recommended Firewall or Traffic Rules

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Hi All -

Apologies for a total noob question but I’m the only IT guy for my office so you gotta do what you gotta do…

We recently upgraded from the ISP-provided combo modem/router/wifi device to a UDM SE a couple of U6 access points. The coverage is amazing and speed is greatly improved, obviously. But, I’m most definitely not a networking guy, hence this question.

What rules would you put in place for an office of 25 or so people just doing real basic interneting stuff?

We literally do only Microsoft 365 stuff (Teams, OneDrive, Office, etc.) Zoom and that’s it. No on-prem servers, no nothing. Just literally a couple dozen people with their Windows 11 laptops doing cloud stuff. No big file transfers, no video editing, etc. etc.

So I know it’s best practice to have a firewall, but what would you realistically recommend I enable for these folks?

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