AR overlays computer-generated visual, audio and haptic signals onto a persons natural field of vision, hearing or sense of touch. The combined AR/virtual reality market could grow to $150 billion in five years, with AR accounting for 80% of the total. Many existing security controls and practices such as encrypting wireless data transmissions can serve to protect AR system inputs and outputs. Organizations just need to have clear visions about how to overlay their existing security regimes onto the AR field.”]
Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3101644/real-world-risks-in-an-augmented-reality.html