However, there is no separate client for WSCEP now, because if you run Windows 10 and you have updated to the Anniversary Edition, Defender is included for free. Windows Defender is the natural successor to the Windows System Center Endpoint Protection (WSCEP) client that came with earlier Windows versions. The bad news is what happens under the covers and how an enterprise IT manager has to deal with Defender’s quirks.
A user literally has nothing to do to protect their computer. Each time, Defender found the infection and neutralized it automatically. We deliberately infected several Windows 10 PCs with a variety of malware samples. And that is the frustration of this product: Microsoft is trying to do the right thing and offers a tempting feast, but ultimately offers an incomplete meal that is tough to digest. However, once you examine the product in more detail, you will see why we cannot recommend it for enterprise use.
And yes, it could be your PC’s sole antivirus utility, if you are willing to accept its limitations. Yes, it provides good enough protection for your family’s PCs. Yes, it is perhaps the best antivirus tool to come from Microsoft, with a series of noteworthy improvements. Microsoft’s latest version of its anti-malware tool, Windows Defender, is a frustrating product to evaluate.
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