In short, "you can, but you shouldn't."
By default in workstation versions of Windows (Pro, etc.), Microsoft Defender disables itself when a 3rd party AV is detected.
Windows Servers do not automatically disable Defender when another real-time engine is present, but it's recommended that you disable Defender in scenarios to prevent conflicts.
Please see Microsoft Defender Antivirus compatibility with other security products for more details.
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