The metaverse is an evolving concept. Companies diving into this new environment will need to be flexible and agile—they will need to adapt their privacy and cybersecurity programs over time to stay in step with relevant technological and legal changes. (Credit: wacomka/Adobe Stock)
As the metaverse soars in popularity, researchers estimate that this new virtual environment could generate global revenues of $13 trillion by 2030. The metaverse promises to augment and digitally disrupt a broad range of sectors, including retail, gaming, media and entertainment, banking and financial services, real estate, and insurance.
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