A Visual Positioning System (VPS) is a navigation technology that uses visual data, such as images captured from cameras, to determine an object's precise location. Unlike GPS, which relies on satellite signals, VPS analyzes visual cues from the surrounding environment - like buildings, landmarks, or patterns - to calculate position. This makes VPS especially useful in areas where GPS signals are weak or blocked, such as indoors or in dense urban environments. In cybersecurity, VPS may be relevant for securing location-based services, preventing spoofing, or ensuring the integrity of navigation data in critical applications.