SCADA systems are designed to monitor and control industrial processes remotely and in real-time, helping operators keep systems running smoothly and safely.
SCADA systems alert operators when something unusual happens, allowing quick action to avoid accidents and keep workers safe.
In SCADA, sensors gather data, which is sent to Remote Terminal Units (RTUs) or Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs). The central SCADA server processes this data, and operators use it to monitor and control processes.
Communication failure between RTUs and the SCADA server is the most common reason for loss of data reception in SCADA systems.
Isolating the SCADA network and using firewalls prevents unauthorized access and protects critical industrial systems from cyber attacks.