Chapter 3. Securing Virtual Machines from the Hypervisor
As the container for the virtual machines, the hypervisor is the natural starting point when you begin the task of securing guests. Much like the previous chapter, many of the techniques used are along the lines of those you'd use in other contexts. In this case, instead of following the common practices to secure hosts, you'll be working on securing an application. This application is Hyper-V.
In this chapter, we'll be discussing the following:
- Using the Hyper-V Administrators group
- Leveraging PowerShell Remoting
- Using custom PowerShell Remoting endpoints
