Deputy Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Dr. Ömer Fatih Sayan made statements about the metaverse at the Hacktrick Cyber Security Conference held between 27-29 May.
BTK, BTK Akademi, USOM, Prisma CSI, Blackbox and Cyber Clubs Association Making statements about the metaverse in cooperation, the deputy minister said, “Metaverse, which everyone sees as entertainment, will be a place where cybercrime is running.”
In addition, Deputy Minister Sayan,
Current limits are measured by having data, analyzing that data. You are strong as a country to the extent that you have that data. If you don’t have it, whatever you do. Work as much as you want. You can be a very good user. Unless you analyze that data, you are not successful. On the one hand, we will improve ourselves, we will play according to the normal rule. On the other hand, with this awareness of Turkey, Turkey’s data will remain in Turkey. We will protect our data.
made statements.
Underlining that it is important to keep cyber security risks at a manageable and controllable level, the Deputy Minister said:This is one of our biggest goals. It is essential for us that the risks brought by the Internet are managed with a holistic approach, including all stakeholders, and that we are always ready for cyber incidents 24/7, and that our continuity is guaranteed by making the least damage in attacks.” said.
Sayan explained that in the past months, it has been witnessed in many places that the NFTs that hackers have created maliciously and have entered the wallets of the users. He said that Metaverse, which everyone sees as entertainment, will be a place where cybercrime is running.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on May 25, UAE Minister Omar Sultan Al Olama said: “People are “murdering” in the Metaverse. commit serious crimes such as A legal framework should be established to prevent made statements.
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