In SCADA systems, alarm flooding can overwhelm operators. Which of the following is the most common cause of alarm flooding?
Think about what causes many alarms to trigger at once.
Alarm flooding often happens when a sensor or device malfunctions and repeatedly triggers alarms, causing many alerts in a short time.
Which strategy is best to prevent alarm flooding in a SCADA system?
Consider how to reduce repeated alarms without losing important alerts.
Alarm suppression delays repeated alarms from the same source, reducing flooding while keeping critical alerts active.
Arrange the steps in the correct order to mitigate alarm flooding in a SCADA system.
Think about logical order: find problem, fix it, verify, then train people.
First identify the flooding source, then apply suppression, test results, and finally train operators.
A SCADA system shows continuous alarms from multiple sensors after a recent update. Which is the most likely cause?
Consider what a software update might affect in alarm behavior.
A software update bug can cause sensors to send duplicate alarms, leading to flooding.
Given the following command to configure alarm suppression in a SCADA system, what is the expected output?
configure alarm suppression --source sensor_12 --delay 300
Check if the command syntax is complete and correct.
The command correctly enables alarm suppression for sensor_12 with a 300-second delay.