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# Vulnerabilities
Detect security vulnerabilities in Hosts in he DuploCloud Portal
DuploCloud uses OSSEC for vulnerability detection in Hosts. The data is ingested into the SIEM and is displayed in the dashboard. The DuploCloud operations team typically patches VMs every quarter. To access the vulnerability dashboard, navigate to **SIEM** -> **Dashboard** -> **Vulnerabilities**. For more information on implementation, refer to the [Wazuh Vulnerability Detection Guide](https://documentation.wazuh.com/3.9/user-manual/capabilities/vulnerability-detection.html).
The Inventory tab of the SIEM Vulnerabilities dashboard in the DuploCloud Portal
In AWS, the platform integrates with AWS inspector for vulnerability scanning.
Hosts listed in the By Vulneratility tab
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