Microsoft's Windows 10 Creators Update will evolve Windows Defender into the Windows Defender Security Center, protecting your PC from virus, network attacks, and more. Here's what it will look like.

These are the most exciting features and improvements with the Windows Defender Security Center in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

Windows Defender Security Center shows all its categories on the main screen, as well as in a lefthand menu. Instead of three tabs at the top, the new Defender has an icon-based menu on the left side.

Windows Defender Security Center will bring all of the security protections provided by Windows 10 into one place. Essentially, the new app will make it easier for users to view and control how ...

According to Windows Defender program manager Shekhar Saxena, this new security center aggregates all security and privacy settings into one place, allowing easier management for non-technical users.

Windows Defender itself is the free antimalware software that comes preinstalled with Windows 10. The Security Center part is somewhat like a bundled-up segment of Windows 10's Control Panel, but ...

All in all, the Windows Defender Security Center sounds like a fairly significant new component for the Creators Update. If you happen to be a Windows Insider, you can test out the Windows ...

Windows Insiders can get a sneak peek at the Windows Defender Security Center in the latest preview build (navigate to All Apps in the Start Menu) and provide feedback.

Microsoft has announced that as part of the Creator’s Update coming in April, it will introduce a new security service called Windows Defender Security Center, which is designed to act as a ...

Microsoft Windows Defender Security Center protects Windows 10 PCs that have no other antivirus protection, and it has significantly improved in lab test results and our own hands-on tests.

Further reading: Windows Security vs. Microsoft Defender A look back at the history of Defender. Defender originated from software developed by Giant, which was acquired by Microsoft in 2004.