Well i was. But here's a way to make your own shortcuts to the most needed submenues. The example shows the menu for the most recently blocked items. Just put the codes into buttons, so there will be no need to navigate through those awkward Windows Security menues.
%windir%\explorer.exe windowsdefender://fullhistory/
See the full list here.
https://www.winhelponline.com/blog/windows-security-windowsdefender-urls/
The shortcuts run on their own, explorer.exe can be skipped:
windowsdefender://fullhistory
works just fine.
Yep, i also found that out already.
More infos, if you want to customize your Windows settings access, other than Windows Defender related stuff:
If you like to change those pesky little system sounds, like myself after every fresh install, there is also a shortcut you can put into a button:
control mmsys.cpl,,2