Every open path between workloads is a cost you haven’t priced in.
Model your network the way an attacker sees it. Adjust segmentation and watch the blast radius — and the risk-adjusted cost — change in real time. No form required to use it.
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The graph represents a simplified network of 24 workloads across 5 segments, with one workload treated as compromised. As you increase segmentation, cross-segment paths are removed first, then paths within a segment — matching how network segmentation and, at higher levels, workload-level microsegmentation actually behave. Blast radius is the set of workloads still reachable from the compromised one after paths are removed, scaled to the workload count you enter.
The savings estimate uses a standard risk-quantification approach: annualized loss expectancy = breach cost × annual breach likelihood × share of workloads exposed. It’s a directional model to support a conversation, not a substitute for a formal risk assessment — every input above is yours to edit.