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Most OS are fairly secure on their own as long as the user himself don't become the weak point.
But, to answer your question more directly. Defender is enough yes. Just educate yourself on how to browse the web safely and youll be fine.
Now if you're going to more shady websites, you might need a little extra.
Windows Defender is an integral part of the Windows 10, 11 OS.
What "doors" do you think it opens when turned on?