★ Group name : Top-Security
★ Leader : Yoon Jong-moon (Chungbuk National University / Department of Digital Security / Professor)
★ Schedule(Regular Meeting)
From May to October, every third Friday, 09:30–12:00 (2.5 hours), followed by lunch
May 29 (Fri) June 19 (Fri) August 21 (Fri) September 18 (Fri) October 16 (Fri)
※ July session excluded due to summer vacation period
★ Meeting Location(Regular Meeting)
SparkPlus Seoul Dongdaemun Branch, 12th Floor Meeting Room
(12F, Dundun Building, 264 Eulji-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea)
1. What is the purpose of this Group?
[Application and Utilization of Metaverse in Information Security Systems]
Our community is designed to help members understand information security in a more accessible and engaging way, while learning together through shared experiences.
Rather than focusing on rigid, theory-centered learning, we aim to grow together by utilizing the metaverse and various digital environments where members can see, experience, and discuss security concepts in practice.
Within the metaverse space, complex security concepts can be visualized more intuitively, and participants can take part in simulations of cyber incidents and practice responding to security threats in a virtual environment.
In addition, the community serves as a collaborative study space where members can freely share ideas, insights, and experiences while learning from one another.
This group is not intended to be a formal expert forum, but rather a small security community that learns, understands, and grows together.
Anyone who is interested in information security or who wishes to experience IT and cybersecurity in a new and interactive way is warmly welcome to join
2. Who is the group leader?
-I am Professor Yoon Jong-moon from the Department of Digital Security at Chungbuk National University, and I am conducting research on the performance analysis and implementation of information security systems utilizing metaverse technologies.
-I have been involved in the development of various information security solutions, including defense network security devices, Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS), Secure OS, SIEM, and image security technologies. In addition, I have participated in multiple cybersecurity consulting projects and security system construction initiatives.
Furthermore, I have served as an international cybersecurity expert in Official Development Assistance (ODA) projects, contributing to the establishment of information security frameworks and the enhancement of cybersecurity capabilities in several countries.
-Recently, my research has focused on DID (Decentralized Identity), Cyber Resilience, and the implementation and performance evaluation of metaverse-, AI-, and digital twin-based information security systems. Through this community, I aim to share ideas, explore emerging cybersecurity technologies, and engage in open discussions on future-oriented converged security environments.
-I hope this group will become an open community where we can freely discuss various technologies and ideas, and grow together through collaborative learning and research.
3. Who would you like to be part of this group with?
This is an open community for people who are interested in metaverse and information security technologies, where members can learn and discuss freely together.
We welcome individuals who:
-Are interested in metaverse, VR, AI technologies, and information security, hacking, and cybersecurity technologies Enjoy freely sharing and discussing ideas
-Are interested in research papers, seminars, and the latest technology trends
-Are willing to collaborate, communicate, and actively participate with enthusiasm
-We look forward to building a community with passionate individuals who are eager to learn and grow together
4. What aspects can I discuss and develop by participating?
-Sharing the latest trends in AI, metaverse, and cybersecurity technologies
-Exchanging ideas on the development of information security within metaverse environments
-Reviewing research papers, articles, and technical materials together
-Openly sharing academic knowledge and practical field experience across different backgrounds
-Exchanging information on career paths, certifications, and research directions
-Engaging in open, idea-based technical discussions and collaborative knowledge sharing
5. Tentative Schedule
※ The schedule is subject to change.
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Session |
Topic and Detailed Activity Plan |
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1st Meeting |
“Setting the Direction of the Group & Understanding Core Concepts” (1 hour)Introduction to the purpose of the group and overall direction of the sessions Self-introductions of participants (professional background, areas of interest, expected outcomes) Sharing of key topics of interest in information security system performance analysis (1.5 hours)Introduction to the concept of performance analysis using metaverse technologies Building a shared understanding of the limitations of traditional security performance evaluation methods Open discussion on future directions and topics for collaborative exploration |
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2nd Meeting |
“Sharing Ideas for Security Performance Analysis Using Metaverse Technologies” (1 hour)Sharing ideas on how metaverse environments can be applied to cybersecurity Individual presentations on potential application areas and use cases (1.5 hours)Open discussion focusing on practical applicability and real-world implementation potential Exchange of opinions on differences between metaverse-based systems and real operational environments Collaborative exploration of feasible approaches and limitations |
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3rd Meeting |
“Discussion on How to Evaluate the Performance of Information Security Systems” (1 hour)Sharing perspectives on how to define and measure “performance” in information security systems Discussion of key evaluation factors such as detection capability, processing speed, and system stability (1.5 hours)Comparative discussion between traditional evaluation methods and new approaches Open discussion on possible improvement directions Deriving a shared understanding and agreement on common performance evaluation criteria |
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4th Meeting |
“Discussion on Potential Applications of Metaverse-Based Technologies” (1 hour)Discussion on environments where metaverse technologies can be practically applied (e.g., government agencies, enterprises, cloud systems) Sharing perceived advantages and challenges of applying metaverse-based approaches (1.5 hours) In-depth discussion focused on real-world applicability and feasibility Open exchange on required conditions and key technical components Organizing and summarizing idea-based use cases and practical scenarios |
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5th Meeting |
“Summary and Future Direction Setting” (1 hour)Summary of key points discussed throughout the sessions Consolidation of major ideas and identification of common directions (1.5 hours)Discussion on future research, collaboration, and development directions Selection of additional topics to be addressed in future meetings Decision-making on the continued direction and sustainability of the community |