Reality capture is the process of digitally recording the physical world using advanced technologies such as laser scanning, photogrammetry, and LiDAR. These methods collect precise spatial data and imagery, creating accurate 3D models or digital twins of real-world objects, environments, or infrastructure. In cybersecurity, reality capture can be used to document and analyze physical security measures, assess vulnerabilities, and support forensic investigations. By providing detailed digital representations, reality capture helps organizations enhance their security posture, plan for incident response, and ensure compliance with safety standards. Its applications extend to sectors like construction, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure protection.