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So this is going to be a short introduction about this, Elizabeth Goods Services, so this Secretary

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Goods Services hopes to build public infrastructure supplies.

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If you want to generate the public and and private people and you can use this to get services, uh,

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we can also generate using to open, as I said, we have seen previously.

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But this openness itself creates a public debate.

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And what we want to do is want to manage them.

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But you cannot manage this openness.

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It's just one a generation.

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So this is such a good resource managers all the time.

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So if any computer wants to authenticate with the resource, then this lady iest can manage this public

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and private.

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Your nation can generate all digital certificates for other nations.

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So this is something is very easy and you can use this.

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It is used to generate one certificate for other nations.

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So if there are any other certificate that is going to impersonate, then you can just, uh, find out

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because it's not your organization certificate.

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So we can also encrypt the traffic audit.

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So what if you don't having the IRS website are already running, then you can use this actually, because,

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uh, that is, uh, encrypted traffic using this year, this year.

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So that is a big advantage because no one can do the math for seeing the data.

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So no one can see the data in the middle of the, uh, traffic so we can implement these SSL certificates,

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uh, to make sure that data is being, uh, sent security.

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So that's sort of all this stuff together, which is we're not going to install any of these services

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on our Windows Server.