Any method for controlling access to or use of memory is known as

Any scheme that controls access to or use of memory is called memory protection.

A memory map shows how memory is laid out, not how access is controlled.

Memory management is the broader task of allocating memory overall.

Memory instruction is not a standard term for access control.

Protection stops one program from disturbing another's memory area.

Add-on: hardware often enforces it through base and limit registers.