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# NAT Gateway should be setup for the VPC

NAT helps save IP address spaces because many hosts connect to the global Internet by using a single dynamic external IP address. Private IP addresses can be reused. The security of private networks can be enhanced by hiding the internal addresses from external networks

**Instructions:**

Upload a screenshot to show that networks that contain critical data are segmented, and NAT is setup to protect these internal networks from the others.

The Frequency to run the workflow check is set to 6 months by default, please feel free to edit the same as per requirement.

This check is by default assigned to the Infra Operations person assigned under InfoSec roles.

**Procedure:**

Step 1: Login to Sprinto (<https://app.sprinto.com>).

Step 2: Under Security Hub click on Workflow Checks.

Step 3: On the right hand side top click on Add Workflow Check.

Step 4: Search for the NAT Gateway should be setup for the VPC check.

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Step 5: Click on Enable as highlighted in the screenshot above.

Step 6: A drawer will appear, feel free to update trigger details and check responsibility.

Step 7: Click on Enable Check.

Once the above steps are completed the workflow check will be enabled. Please feel free to reach out to <support@sprinto.com> for any further assistance.


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