Security features in Windows Server 2022

Fine Tuning

Conclusions

The latest addition to the Microsoft server family, Windows Server 2022, might not come with truly earth-shattering innovations. But a closer look reveals attention to detail that will offer organizations many benefits in day-to-day operations – naturally with a view to security, as well.

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