Microsoft notes that redesigning Defender to utilize sandboxes was not an easy task, but it's an important way to spend developer effort, as it could really save someone's bacon (or veggie bacon) if they're struck by a malicious piece of digital software. Windows Security center in Windows 10, including Defender functionality After years of figuring out the best direction to take Defender, Microsoft decided that implementing sandboxes was the only reasonable route, a technique we've seen used in many pieces of software, even our web browsers. In a brand-new Windows Insider build, a massive overhaul of Defender can be found. Many have come to trust it so much, that they don't even run an additional anti-virus solution, and Microsoft takes that responsibility seriously by constantly iterating on the software's capabilities.
It's not common to find free software that appears to be as feature-rich and capable as the commercial competition, but where Windows Defender is concerned, it's arguably one of the best free antivirus and anti- malware solutions out there.
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