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There are new Microsoft Defender images created for Windows 11

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Microsoft has focused on improving its underlying operating system, and there are so many new features in Windows 11. This in itself is almost a radical change, in which many new and very attractive aesthetic elements have appeared.

But since Microsoft has other plans, the change is not limited to Windows 11. There are applications that can receive changes and improvements to make them more attractive as well. One of them that will be announced soon is Microsoft Defender, its security solution.



Rhythmically and with great speed, Microsoft demonstrated everything it has in store for Windows 11 and its users. It is no longer limited to what you have prepared for your operating system, but also to the applications that you want to update or even present as new.

If the focus has been on the ones you currently have in the first place, the truth is that there are also some renovations to be done. Some of them are already visible as Paint, others are being prepared behind the scenes to be unveiled later.

One of those recently leaked to the public was a Microsoft Defender update. The software giant's security solution is becoming more reliable and, for many, is an active solution protecting their systems.

After a first glimpse of what's coming up for Windows 11, new images are now popping up. They reinforce a clearer understanding of this proposal and even surprise. Originally designed for Windows 11, it seems to be ready to go with the previous version as well.

It is already on the Microsoft App Store and will be installed soonthough I can't seem to work correctly due to lack of authorization. It is expected to enter the Insider Program soon and thus be more rigorously tested.

This is an important change for Windows 11 and earlier. It seems that Microsoft is developing solutions focused on the new system, but suitable for the current one. This has been spotted on the Microsoft App Store and is now back in Defender.

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