Improving Communication Protocols Based on Crucial Data Transmission Security for IoT Techniques
Azhar W. Talab · International Journal of Computational and Electronic Aspects in Engineering · 2025
Communication protocols need to be more reliable and efficient since the Internet of Things (IoT) is growing exponentially, changing how devices interact. IoT ecosystems often comprise many devices with varying degrees of processing power, low energy storage, and high network requirements. These elements provide serious obstacles to current communication methods, including latency issues, wasteful bandwidth use, and security flaws. The main goal of this research is to improve communication protocols specifically designed for IoT situations. The suggested improvements seek to solve the shortcomings of conventional protocols by putting adaptive processes, lightweight structures, and cutting-edge security measures into place. The project looks for methods to optimize bandwidth usage, lower latency, and encourage smooth device interoperability. It also emphasizes how crucial data transmission security is to defending against intrusions on IoT. The research evaluates how well the enhanced protocols work in various IoT contexts using simulations, theoretical analysis, and hands-on testing. The results show how these streamlined protocols could allow for faster information sharing, less consumption of energy, as well as scalable IoT implementations.