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Using RFID to enhance security in off-site data storage.

Miguel A Lopez-Carmona¹, Ivan Marsa-Maestre, Enrique de la Hoz

¹Department of Computing Engineering, University of Alcala, Alcala de Henares, Madrid, Spain. miguelangel.lopez@uah.es

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Summary

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This study introduces a new radio frequency identification (RFID)-based system for secure off-site data storage management. The system enhances business continuity by addressing overlooked security concerns in outsourced data storage solutions.

Keywords:

Off-site data storage RFID security controls

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Area of Science:

Information Security
Data Management
Enterprise Systems

Background:

Off-site data storage is crucial for business continuity in enterprises.
Outsourcing data storage to specialized providers introduces significant security risks.
Existing providers often neglect or inadequately address critical security considerations.

Purpose of the Study:

To review security considerations in outsourced off-site data storage.
To present a novel RFID-based system for secure off-site data storage management.
To address security vulnerabilities often overlooked by service providers.

Main Methods:

Review of security considerations in enterprise data storage outsourcing.
Design and implementation of a layered security mechanism using RFID technology.
Experimental comparison of the RFID system against traditional bar-code systems.

Main Results:

The proposed RFID-based system effectively addresses security issues in off-site data storage.
The system demonstrated superior efficiency and failure prevention compared to bar-code systems.
Successful implementation, deployment, and production of the RFID management system.

Conclusions:

RFID technology offers a robust solution for enhancing security in off-site data storage.
Layered security mechanisms provide a balanced approach to security, usability, and cost.
The developed system provides a practical and effective alternative for enterprise data protection.