Updating for new name

Based on https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs/issues/25319

Author: damendo

articles/network-watcher/network-watcher-security-group-view-overview.md

@@ -17,13 +17,13 @@ ms.date: 04/26/2017
 ms.author: kumud
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-# Introduction to network security group view in Azure Network Watcher
+# Introduction to Effective security rules view in Azure Network Watcher
 
-Network Security groups are associated at a subnet level or at a NIC level. When associated at a subnet level, it applies to all the VM instances in the subnet. Network Security Group view returns all the configured NSGs and rules that are associated at a NIC and subnet level for a virtual machine providing insight into the configuration. In addition, the effective security rules are returned for each of the NICs in a VM. Using Network Security Group view, you can assess a VM for network vulnerabilities such as open ports. You can also validate if your Network Security Group is working as expected based on a [comparison between the configured and the approved security rules](network-watcher-nsg-auditing-powershell.md).
+Network Security groups are associated at a subnet level or at a NIC level. When associated at a subnet level, it applies to all the VM instances in the subnet. Effective security rules view returns all the configured NSGs and rules that are associated at a NIC and subnet level for a virtual machine providing insight into the configuration. In addition, the effective security rules are returned for each of the NICs in a VM. Using Effective security rules view, you can assess a VM for network vulnerabilities such as open ports. You can also validate if your Network Security Group is working as expected based on a [comparison between the configured and the approved security rules](network-watcher-nsg-auditing-powershell.md).
 
 A more extended use case is in security compliance and auditing. You can define a prescriptive set of security rules as a model for security governance in your organization. A periodic compliance audit can be implemented in a programmatic way by comparing the prescriptive rules with the effective rules for each of the VMs in your network.
 
-In the portal rules are divided by Effective, Subnet, Network Interface, and Default. This provides a simple view into the rules applied to a virtual machine. A download button is provided to easily download all the security rules no matter the tab into a CSV file.
+In the portal rules are displayed for each Network Interface and grouped by inbound vs outbound. This provides a simple view into the rules applied to a virtual machine. A download button is provided to easily download all the security rules no matter the tab into a CSV file.
 
 ![security group view][1]