So this brings us to the end of the module.
If you wanted to explore further, there are some resources that you can look at.
The first one relates to the Microsoft Secure Baselines Blog.
This is a blog that you can follow,
where you will see all the different baselines that's been released for the
various operating systems and software that Microsoft releases.
This will also enable you to see the final and the
draft versions of the baselines, along with a write‑up about the baseline.
If you're looking for the one related to Windows Server 2022 specifically,
you can follow the second link, which will take you directly to that baseline.
The next link that I would like to direct you to is the one
that's related to Securing Windows Server 2019.
This is a course that I have released, and it follows a similar pattern
as what we've gone through with Windows Server 2022.
The only key difference is that that course focuses on
Windows Server 2019. And finally, the download link to the
Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit.
This is the toolkit that we have used in this module to compare the
baseline with our current baseline, and build a new baseline.
And since this is the last module of the course,
it ultimately brings us to the end of the course. I would like to thank
you for your time, and I hope you have found this course beneficial to helping you secure Windows Server 2022.