Keeping your PC secure is of the utmost importance, no matter what you do. As the world’s most popular operating system, Windows users are the target of many online and malware attacks. Fortunately, Windows’ security features keep you one step ahead thanks to a range of features.
Enable Windows Defender in Windows 11
Even if you have a third-party antivirus installed, Windows’ built-in security system – Windows Defender – can provide an extra layer of protection, as part of an even broader suite of security features. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at what Windows Defender is, why you should keep it on, and how to do it.
Windows Defender is Windows’ native antivirus program. When we combine it with other security features like cloud protection, firewall and network protection, and controlled folder access, we have Windows Security – a central hub for all your security settings. Over the years, Windows has upgraded its security features, adding more and more ways to keep your system and your data safe. But Windows Defender has been around for a while and is now part of a larger entourage that serves as Windows Security as a whole.
Related: How to Disable Windows Defender in Windows 11
