Git is deployed with OpenSSL binaries.
If you have Git installed, you can use its OpenSSL binaries by adding the binaries folder (e.g. %programfiles%\Git\usr\bin) to your PATH environment variables.
Use one of the following commands to set it in your current command line session.
If you are using the legacy Windows Command Prompt, use
set PATH=%PATH%;%programfiles%\Git\usr\bin
If you are using PowerShell
$env:PATH += ";$($env:ProgramFiles)\Git\usr\bin"
Note
This setting is only valid for your current command line instance, when restarting or opening a new instance you have to execute the set command again.
To permanently add the Git directory to the PATH environment variable, use the Windows "Advanced system settings".
You can verify the correct configuration by getting the installed version of OpenSSL:
openssl version