Data Security in Internet of Things Based RFID and WSN Systems Applications

Security in connected systems is only part of the story. This edited collection looks across the Internet of Things (IoT), radio-frequency identification (RFID), and wireless sensor networks (WSN), alongside practical applications that show how these technologies meet real engineering and data-management problems.

Across nine chapters, the book moves from IoT-based disease diagnosis and smart-city ideas to supply-chain modeling, smart-park design, machine-learning security with Raspberry Pi, and wireless-network control. It is a broad, research-led collection for readers interested in the many directions connected systems are taking.

Security, privacy, and connected infrastructure

The book’s central focus is the security and privacy challenges associated with RFID, IoT, and WSN systems. It also addresses the functional framework of IoT-enabled RFID, data acquisition, and applications involving sensitive infrastructure and strategic services.

Nine chapters, several engineering perspectives

The chapter topics span multiple disciplines rather than following one narrow technical thread. Alongside IoT and wireless-sensor-network subjects, the contents include blood-bank supply and inventory models, energy-efficient smart-park design, enterprise resource planning and Lean Six Sigma, optical phase-shifter performance, and live virtual-machine migration in cloud computing.

• IoT-based disease diagnosis in a smart-city context
• Soft-computing approaches to blood-bank management
• IoT-enabled smart-park design and Raspberry Pi-based security
• Wireless sensor network buffer switching and blocking control
• Cloud computing, optical communications, and other applied topics

For readers working across IoT and engineering

The collection may interest researchers, educators, practitioners, and learners who want to explore varied applications of connected technologies. Its mix of foundational discussion and specialized chapter subjects offers several entry points into the wider conversation around IoT, data security, and networked systems.

Edited by Rohit Sharma, Rajendra Prasad Mahapatra, and Korhan Cengiz, this volume is part of the Internet of Everything (IoE) series.