What Is Memory-Based Attack Prevention? (And How It Stops Attacks Before Execution) 

This article describes memory-based attack prevention — a runtime memory randomization approach (Morphisec’s Automated Moving Target Defense) that aims to prevent exploits (including zero-days, fileless malware, ransomware, and living-off-the-land techniques) by disrupting attacker assumptions before code execution, and positions the technology as complementary to EDR/XDR rather than a replacement.