As cyber-attacks increase as do the demands for security software to safeguard devices from malware and other malicious programs. However, some people may be wondering if the security features included in Windows 11 are enough to keep their systems safe or if they’d benefit from implementing a third-party antivirus program.
Microsoft is known for its significant improvements to the security of its operating system. Microsoft is also a trend-setter in the world of technology, being one of the first companies to require hardware security features like TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot for its systems.
This means that many could be able to upgrade their current computers to the latest version of the operating system while also benefiting from increased security measures. While these are good but it’s important to keep in mind that any cybersecurity measure is not impenetrable. It is crucial to decide on the level of protection you require by evaluating your needs.
It’s important to note that Microsoft Defender, the antivirus software that comes with the operating system, has gained an excellent reputation in the market over time. Security testing organizations like AV Test have praised its efficiency and efficiency at offering real-time security for the operating system as well as its users. Some PCWorld staff members opt to combine it with a malware-specific software to add additional protection But overlapping multiple security programs could cause them to compete with each other and diminish their overall effectiveness.