Securing the Virtual World

Securing the Virtual World

The Role of Cybersecurity in the Metaverse

RELEASE DATE
25-May-2023
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Research Code: PE0F-01-00-00-00
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Virtual worlds or metaverses will gather different types of user data, including personal information (age, gender, name), user behavior (choices/habits), and metadata from personal communication. Engaging in a virtual environment might expose users to continuous monitoring from commercial providers, as well as hacking from bad actors. Furthermore, virtual worlds could potentially create an environment of digital abuse, e.g., hate speech, disinformation, violence against women and people of color, or bullying. Providers must implement a strong security framework that encompasses a combination of technical and regulatory solutions to maximize the benefits of metaverse usage while overcoming privacy risks.

To help providers in this endeavor, this Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the various security and privacy threats that exist in the metaverse today and potential countermeasures that enterprises could consider to thwart these threats.

Key Issues Addressed

This research service analyzes the security landscape in detail and aims to answer the following questions:

  • What is the metaverse? 
  • What key assets constitute the metaverse ecosystem?
  • What are the key concerns for end users in the metaverse and what are the commonly exploited threats? 
  • What security weak spots exist in the metaverse and how are they classified?
  • How can the various metaverse-related security threats be mitigated?
  • What are the existing metaverse-related standards?
  • Who are the main participants in the metaverse security ecosystem?
  • What growth opportunities exist for security stakeholders in the metaverse ecosystem?

Author: Kiran Kumar Vijaya Kumar

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on Security in the Metaverse

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Scope

Definitions

Welcome to the Metaverse

The Metaverse Ecosystem

Key Constructs of the Metaverse Ecosystem

Key Assets of the Metaverse Ecosystem

Investing in Immersive Technologies—Key Enterprise Concerns

User Concerns about Security in the Metaverse

Commonly Exploited Threats in the Metaverse

Growth Drivers

Growth Restraints

Security Threats to the Metaverse

Authentication and Access Control Threats

Combatting Authentication and Access Control Threats

Data Management Threats

Combatting Data Management Threats

Privacy Threats in the Metaverse

Combatting Privacy Threats

Network Security Threats

Combatting Network Security Threats

Physical Safety Threats and Countermeasures

Digital Governance Threats and Countermeasures

Existing Metaverse Standards

Key Innovation Profiles

Cybellum (LG)

ActiveFence

CertiK

Elliptic

Quantstamp

Other Key Players

Growth Opportunity 1: Create Governance Systems and Processes

Growth Opportunity 1: Create Governance Systems and Processes (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Guaranteeing Data Reliability Using Blockchain

Growth Opportunity 2: Guaranteeing Data Reliability Using Blockchain (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Preventing Financial Crimes in the Metaverse

Growth Opportunity 3: Preventing Financial Crimes in the Metaverse (continued)

List of Acronyms

List of Exhibits

Legal Disclaimer

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Virtual worlds or metaverses will gather different types of user data, including personal information (age, gender, name), user behavior (choices/habits), and metadata from personal communication. Engaging in a virtual environment might expose users to continuous monitoring from commercial providers, as well as hacking from bad actors. Furthermore, virtual worlds could potentially create an environment of digital abuse, e.g., hate speech, disinformation, violence against women and people of color, or bullying. Providers must implement a strong security framework that encompasses a combination of technical and regulatory solutions to maximize the benefits of metaverse usage while overcoming privacy risks. To help providers in this endeavor, this Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the various security and privacy threats that exist in the metaverse today and potential countermeasures that enterprises could consider to thwart these threats.--BEGIN PROMO--

Key Issues Addressed

This research service analyzes the security landscape in detail and aims to answer the following questions:

  • What is the metaverse 
  • What key assets constitute the metaverse ecosystem
  • What are the key concerns for end users in the metaverse and what are the commonly exploited threats 
  • What security weak spots exist in the metaverse and how are they classified
  • How can the various metaverse-related security threats be mitigated
  • What are the existing metaverse-related standards
  • Who are the main participants in the metaverse security ecosystem
  • What growth opportunities exist for security stakeholders in the metaverse ecosystem

Author: Kiran Kumar Vijaya Kumar

More Information
Deliverable Type Market Research
Author Kiran Kumar Vijaya Kumar
Industries Information Technology
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 Virtual Metaverse
Keyword 2 Metaverse Security
Keyword 3 Cyber Security Market
Podcast No
WIP Number PE0F-01-00-00-00