WinDefThreatsView

If you are using the standard antivirus solution that comes with Windows, then you can check up the alerts and manage them from the Threat History or Event Viewer. WinDefThreatsView is a tool designed to display all threats in a unified form as well as allow you to take the appropriate actions for them.

The application is portable, so all you need to do to get started is decompress the archive and run the tool. Once opened, you should be able to view all the alerts from Windows Defender neatly displayed in a list along with rich details about them.

For starters, you can learn the name, filename, severity, domain user and process name, information that can help you determine from a glance if the alert is actually another installed app. To make sure you can check out the further details of the table which includes, initial detect time, status change, source type, clean action, threat executed and whether it is still active.

In addition to displaying valuable information, the program also enables you to take various actions for multiple threats at the same time. As you probably hinted, you can select the alerts and set the default action to Allow, Clean, Remove, Block, Quarantine and No Action.

According to the developer, the application can be used both on the local computer and remote computers, which can be useful if you are a network administrator. For the latter case, you need to make sure that you have permission to access the WMI on the remote workstation.

In the eventuality that you are using Windows Defender and you want to be able to manage alerts, threats as well as other findings more efficiently, then perhaps you can consider giving WinDefThreatsView a try.