A: Least Privilege
C: Central Policy Management
These two answers best align with what the question is asking: "overall security". All other options are more specific than these two.
A: Least privilege network access as that's an efficient way to reduce unnecessary permissions being used on the network, and reduces the likelihood of an inside threat or social engineer gaining elevated credentials.
E: Configuration drift prevention as that can mean configurations not matching or updated to the baseline or golden configuration, which should be the most secure within the organization.
A. Least privilege network access
C. Central policy management
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