What programs do you protect with Windows Defender Exploit protection?

Interested to hear what others have decided on...

Slippery said:

If you download Microsofts' Sysinternals Suite, you can use the "Process Explorer.exe tool" to see what processes have the protections provided by Windows Defender.
You can get that set of tools here: Sysinternals Suite 2018.2.18 Download - TechSpot

I forgot to answer your question, lol. Tired. I have everything in exploit section set to on by default. I have everything in app and browser section set to warn.
I run in a normal user account.
I have UAC set to all programs. (you get used to the constant nag after a while)
I have uninstalled Windows script host, Power Shell, Adobe everything, JAVA, all because I don't need or use any of them and they are the frequent source of being commandered into losing control of your machine.
I use Malwarebytes Premium along with Windows Defender and backup the C drive with Macrium Reflect to disconnected drives.

Do you mean the DEP column in process Explorer?

@Slippery

Cheers for your response. So you haven't decided on any 3rd party apps that might benefit from protection?

I decided to give running from a standard account a go also and have been for the last few Win 10 releases. The constant nag for the admin password to run programs can get pretty tiring but I suppose the added protection is worth it.. I have wondered for my most frequently used programs that require admin to run whether I could set them to permanently run as admin without the password request but I'm not aware any such method.

Steve C said:

Do you mean the DEP column in process Explorer?

Where do you find the DEP column in Process Explorer?

Yes, that is where I turned on DEP for all programs. Process explorer is a monitoring utility. You can't use it to change the system, just what it is monitoring.