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Controller 8.0 is required to view the Egress Security Score.
When you choose to monitor or protect your VPC/VNets, this information is added to your egress security score. The Egress Security Score card shows you how well your VPC/VNets are protected. 300 Each VPC/VNet is assigned an egress security score based on the calculation explained below. The higher the egress security score, the more well-protected your VPC/VNets are. Click Manage VPC/VNets to open the Egress VPC/VNets tab and manage the protection of your VPC/VNets.

Egress Security Score Calculation

You can create Default Deny rules for specific VPC/VNets to protect your VPC/VNets.
  • Egress Score = (Sum of all scores of individual non-ignored VPC or VNets / Total number of non-ignored VPCs) * 100
  • 0 is the lowest score for a VPC/VNet
  • 1 is the highest score for a VPC/VNet
  • Gateway subnets are excluded
  • In AWS, focus on routes that have a next hop of “nat-*”.

Including VPC/VNets in the Egress Security Score

You can include selected VPC/VNets in the Egress Security Score calculation. On the Security > Egress > Egress VPC/VNets tab, click the vertical ellipsis 15 next to the VPC/VNet and select Include in Egress Score. The VPC/VNet will be included in the Egress Security Score calculation.

Excluding VPC/VNets from the Egress Security Score

You can exclude selected Unprotected VPC/VNets from being included in the Egress Security Score calculation. On the Security > Egress > Egress VPC/VNets tab, click the vertical ellipsis 15 next to the VPC/VNet and select Exclude From Egress Score. The VPC/VNet will not be included in the Egress Security Score calculation.