Well that behaviour can still be configured on Windows with not much effort provided your sysadmins RTFM. It's about how well you secure your machines, regulat

Well that behaviour can still be configured on Windows with not much effort provided your sysadmins RTFM. It's about how well you secure your machines, regulate behaviour and ensure good platform hygiene, the OS you're running is irrelevant. I speak as a platform agnostic shared hoster guy who managed fleets of Windows and Linux environments, all public facing, and inherited an unholy security mess many years ago, both Windows and Linux, and had to unfuck it all. I could go into detail for the curious.