How does Windows handle endpoint protection with Windows Defender Antivirus and Windows Defender Exploit Guard?

[ProfRon]

Windows handles endpoint protection pretty smoothly with these built-in tools. You know Windows Defender Antivirus? It scans your files on the fly. It catches viruses before they mess things up. I like how it runs quietly in the background. No big interruptions for you.

Then there's Windows Defender Exploit Guard. It blocks sneaky attacks that try to hijack your system. Think of it as a shield against clever tricks hackers pull. It watches for weird behaviors in apps. You don't have to tweak much; it just works.

I remember fixing a buddy's laptop once. Some malware slipped through old software. But Defender Antivirus zapped it quick. Exploit Guard stopped the exploit from spreading. Makes me trust Windows more for daily stuff.

You ever worry about ransomware? These tools team up to spot it early. They quarantine bad files fast. I tell friends to keep updates rolling. That way, protection stays sharp.

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