Defining Windows Server 2012 Security
Security on the server level is one of the most important considerations for a network environment. Servers in an infrastructure not only handle critical network services, such as domain name system (DNS), Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), directory lookups, and authentication, but they also serve as a central location for most, if not all, critical files in an organization’s network. Subsequently, it is important to establish a server security plan and gain a full understanding of the security capabilities of Windows Server 2012.
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