How does Windows Server implement Windows Defender Antivirus for server security and how is it configured?

[ProfRon]

You ever wonder how Windows Server keeps itself from getting wrecked by viruses? It uses Windows Defender Antivirus right out of the box. That thing runs quietly in the background. It sniffs out bad files before they cause trouble. On servers, it focuses on core stuff without slowing down your operations.

I set it up once on a buddy's setup. You just enable it during install or after. It comes prepped to scan emails and downloads. Tweak it if you need scans at night. Use the dashboard to check threats. It updates itself automatically too.

Configuration feels straightforward. You poke around settings for real-time protection. Turn off bits that bug you. I like keeping it lean for server loads. It integrates with your firewall nicely.

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