Introduction

Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) integrate computing, communication, and physical processes to support intelligent monitoring, decision-making, and automation across critical sectors. As CPS become increasingly interconnected, robust security architectures are essential for protecting data, devices, communication networks and physical operations.

Cyber Physical Systems: Security Concerns and Practices examines fundamental and emerging approaches to CPS security, with particular emphasis on blockchain, cryptography, and steganography. It explores secure authentication, data transmission, decentralized security frameworks, privacy protection, and strategies for strengthening system reliability and resilience. Practical applications across healthcare, finance, smart grids, industrial automation, and other intelligent environments demonstrate the relevance of these approaches to real-world security challenges. The book also considers emerging threats, implementation challenges and future research directions.

Key Features

• - Fundamental and advanced CPS security architectures.
• - Blockchain, cryptography, and steganography for secure CPS.
• - Authentication, privacy, data integrity and secure communication.
• - Applications across healthcare, finance, smart grids and industry.
• - Emerging security challenges and implementation strategies.

Target Readership :

Primary: Undergraduate and postgraduate students, research scholars, academicians, and faculty members in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cyber Security, Electronics, and related disciplines. Secondary: Industry professionals, cybersecurity practitioners, system architects, software engineers, R&D personnel, and technology consultants involved in the design, deployment and security of CPS-enabled applications.