Are there any AD LDS Security best practices?

Hi,
Is there any security baseline for AD LDS by Microsoft or any other reputed organization?
I am looking for something like a set of configurations / settings to compare the AD LDS server which authenticates non-domain devices (linux, networking devices, etc.) using LDAP.

> Is there any security baseline for AD LDS by Microsoft or any other
> reputed organization?
Not to my knowledge, but basically the same rules apply as they do for
AD DS.
Martin
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