Windows' security features have seen a massive improvement over the years. The default security configuration is usually good enough to protect you from most malware. However, there's an important setting that many users don't know about, or if they know, they choose to overlook it because some article on the web convinced them to disable it in the name of performance gains. It doesn't help that Windows often disables it without notifying you. I'm talking about core isolation, which was introduced in the April 2018 update of Windows 10, and has been a part of Windows 11 since launch.
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