Viewing and Understanding the Security Score

• Console
• CLI
• API

• 1. Open the navigation menu and click Identity & Security. Under Cloud Guard, click Overview.
  2. View the Security score tile in the top-left corner.
     • The numeric security score indicates the percentage of resources that Cloud Guard examined and didn't flag as potential problems.
     • A higher security score is better. A security score of 100 would mean that no problems were detected for any resources.

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     The security score reflects monitoring for the past 30 days. Cloud Guard updates the security score calculation continuously.

• For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference.

  Use the oci cloud-guard security-score-aggregation request-security-scores command and required parameters to get a page of SecurityScoreAggregation resources. These measure the number of resources examined across all regions and compare it with the number of problems detected for a compartment:

  oci cloud-guard security-score-aggregation request-security-scores --compartment-id, -c <compartment_ocid> [OPTIONS]

  Use the oci cloud-guard security-score-aggregation request-security-score-summarized-trend command and required parameters to get a measure of the number of resources examined across all regions, compared with the number of problems detected, for a given time period:

  oci cloud-guard security-score-aggregation request-security-score-summarized-trend --compartment-id, -c <compartment_ocid> [OPTIONS]

• Run the RequestSecurityScores operation to to get a page of SecurityScoreAggregation resources. These measure the number of resources examined across all regions and compare it with the number of problems detected for a compartment.

  Run the RequestSecurityScoreSummarizedTrend operation to get a measure of the number of resources examined across all regions, compared with the number of problems detected, for a given time period.