Does the Microsoft update for BlackLotus mitigation SKUSiPolicy.p7b require Memory Integrity to be on and working in the Security Center?

In other words is the Code Integrity feature on this Microsoft kb5025885 page : The Code Integrity Boot Policy (SKUSiPolicy.p7b) uses the Code Integrity feature of Windows to prevent untrusted Windows boot managers from loading when Secure Boot is turned on. ... the same as the Memory Integrity discussed here ? Memory integrity is sometimes referred to as hypervisor-protected code integrity (HVCI) Info. about the PC: In the Security Center Device security, it says Secure boot is on, but Standard hardware security not supported . The PC has Windows 10 (home) it is the only OS. Reason for asking

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