I. INTRODUCTION
Data security is a critical concern in today's digital age, where vast amounts of sensitive information are generated, transmitted, and stored. Traditional centralized approaches to data security have shown vulnerabilities, as centralized systems can be susceptible to hacking, data violations, and unauthorized access. Blockchain is a technology has become a viable means of improving data security in response to these issues. Blockchain is a distributed, decentralized ledger technology that guarantees tamper resistance, consistency, and visibility. Although it is most known for being the technology behind crypto currencies like Bitcoin, its uses go far beyond virtual money. Its inherent features make it well-suited for enhancing data security in various industries. Because centralized servers are the foundation of traditional data storage, they are a single point of failure. On the other hand, block chaining does away with the necessity for a central authority by distributing data among a network of nodes. The decreased possibility of a single point of compromise brought about by this decentralization enhances protection. It is nearly impossible to remove or change data once it is added to a block chain. A chain of blocks is created by connecting each block in the chain with the prior block's cryptographic hash.