You can enable
Microsoft virtualization-based security (VBS) on supported Windows guest
operating systems.
VBS reinforces the security of
Microsoft Hyper-V. When you enable VBS,
Fusion
configures the virtual machine with the following settings.
Option
Required Setting
Fusion Settings
Page
Firmware
type
UEFI
Advanced Settings
Enable UEFI Secure Boot
Enabled
Advanced
Settings
Enable hypervisor applications in this virtual
machine
Enabled
Processors &
Memory
Enable IOMMU in this virtual
machine
Enabled
Processors &
Memory
Prerequisites
■
Create a virtual machine
that uses hardware version 14 or later and one of the following supported guest
operating systems.
■
Windows 10 Enterprise,
64-bit
■
Windows Server 2016
■
To use Windows 2016 as the
guest operating system, apply all Microsoft updates to the guest. VBS might not
function in a Windows 2016 guest without the most current updates.
Procedure
1
Select
Window > Virtual
Machine Library.
2
Select a virtual machine
in the
Virtual
Machine Library window and click
Settings.
3
Under Other in the
Settings window,
click
Advanced.
4
Select
Enable
VBS.
What to do next
For VBS to run in the guest
operating system, you must also perform configurations in the guest. See
Microsoft documentation related to virtualization-based security.