If you are using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) you should enable, where possible, SSL.
To do this is a fairly simple task but needs to be carried out carefully to ensure all your client machines talk to your WSUS server successfully.
There is an excellent step by step guide with images here:
Enabling SSL on Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)
This takes you right through setting up the WSUS server but also the group policy settings for your end user client machines.
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Does this apply to server 2016/ wsus 4.0?
The process should be pretty much the same yes.
Does this apply to server 2016/ wsus 4.0?
The process should be pretty much the same yes.
Does this apply to server 2016/ wsus 4.0?
The process should be pretty much the same yes.