I'd like to know more about this part: > A lot of the security features that get built into Windows rely on virtualization. In cases where Windows is already v

I'd like to know more about this part: > A lot of the security features that get built into Windows rely on virtualization. In cases where Windows is already virtualized, additional support from the Hypervisor is needed to enable those features. KVM provides a lot of the needed support to improve Windows’ security in virtualized environments. What specific features does KVM provide for this? I gather this isn't talking about nested virtualization.