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This review paper provides a comprehensive analysis of Windows Security, covering its components, strategies, technologies, built-in features, third-party tools, and emerging trends. With the continuous evolution of cyber threats, understanding and implementing effective security measures in Windows environments are paramount. The paper explores the foundational components of Windows Security, such as antivirus software, firewalls, encryption tools, access controls, and security patches. It discusses strategies for Windows Security, including defence-in-depth, least privilege access, network segmentation, and regular security audits. Additionally, it examines technological advancements driving Windows Security, such as machine learning, behavioural analytics, and cloud-based security services. Probably the best way to protect a PC from harmful programming is to provide security updates promptly [1].The review highlights built-in security features within Windows operating systems, such as Windows Defender Antivirus, Windows Firewall, BitLocker Drive Encryption, and Windows Update. Without these models, it is difficult for consumers to understand what is happening just as much as how it is managed [4]. Furthermore, it delves into the role of third-party security tools in augmenting Windows Security, such as endpoint protection platforms, threat intelligence solutions, and vulnerability management tools. Finally, the paper explores emerging trends shaping the future of Windows Security, including zero-trust security models, secure access service edge (SASE), and identity-centric security frameworks. By understanding and leveraging these elements, organizations can enhance the security posture of their Windows environments and mitigate evolving cyber threats effectively.