Description: Kernel Protection is a security feature integrated into various operating systems, designed to safeguard the core of the system from threats such as malware and malicious attacks. This function acts as a barrier between hardware and software, ensuring that critical system operations are performed securely. By protecting the kernel, it prevents malware from accessing the most sensitive parts of the system, which could compromise its integrity and stability. Kernel Protection utilizes advanced technologies, such as virtualization, to isolate processes and prevent malicious code from interfering with the normal functioning of the system. Additionally, it integrates with other security features, providing a defense-in-depth approach that enhances the overall security of devices. This feature is particularly relevant in an environment where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and its implementation is crucial for maintaining trust in the security of operating systems.
