Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 share security features both ways.
For example, Windows Server 2016 implements credential and device guard
just like Windows 10--it also has Windows Defender built in. Conversely,
Windows 10 can even run shielded VMs since it now has a hypervisor built
in but, obviously, there are limitations to that (feel free to pose a
question on those limitations if interested).
