NMS security alarms not defined by severity.

From Network Devices Security Technical Implementation Guide

Rules

• SV-3047r1_rule The IAO/NSO will ensure that alarms are categorized by severity using the following guidelines: - Critical and major alarms are given when a condition that affects service has arisen. For a critical alarm, steps must be taken immediately in order to restore the service that has been lost completely. - A major alarm indicates that steps must be taken as soon as possible because the affected service has degraded drastically and is in danger of being lost completely. - A minor alarm indicates a problem that does not yet affect service, but may do so if the problem is not corrected. - A warning alarm is used to signal a potential problem that may affect service. - An indeterminate alarm is one that requires human intervention to decide its severity.

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