Memory Protection is a security feature in computer systems that prevents one program from accessing the memory space of another program. This helps to ensure that a malfunctioning or malicious program cannot interfere with the operation of other programs or the operating system itself. By isolating memory areas, Memory Protection enhances system stability and security. There are various methods of implementing Memory Protection, including hardware support from the CPU and software techniques in the operating system. These methods help manage memory allocation and access rights, ensuring that each program operates within its designated memory space, thereby protecting sensitive data and maintaining overall system integrity.