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https://www.reddit.com/r/computers/comments/130bp5q/antimalware_service_executable_high_cpu_and_ram/
There is one task in Task Scheduler, 'Windows Defender Verification', that could hold a clue, mine actually triggered earlier.
Task Scheduler Library < Microsoft < Windows < Windows Defender.
I would run SFC and DISM as well, if applicable.
You could also check Event Viewer (EV) around the time this happens to check if something is hanging or causing an error/break, you could also issue a pop-up notification log if you can find something of interest in the EV, also take note of any failed Account Audits.