In many cases the problem is caused by site owners. For example a wrong URL like this: http://www.example.com//something/ is not accepted by Defender. Many site authors make similar mistakes in their links. Google indexes your pages with such errors and then you always get 403 errors for visitors coming from Google. But it is not Defender's fault to blame.I advise you to see the URLs that cause 403 errors and pay special attention to these. I am sure you will understand why you have such errors.
EDIT I forgot something important. If you use an old Elxis version/revision Defender will block POST requests without referrer and also block requests without user agent (security level above normal). I advise you this:- Make sure in Elxis configuration that the security level is Normal.- Make sure you have Elxis 4.5 installed.- Use the Check file-system tool to find files that needs update- Download Elxis 4.5 rev1909 (current release) from elxis.org and update the files that need to be updated.