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# GCP Account Security settings
Configure GCP Account Security settings in the DuploCloud Portal
## Configuring GCP Account Security Settings
To configure AWS Account Security settings, navigate to **Administrator** -> **System Settings** in the DuploCloud Portal and click the **GCP Account Security** tab.
Use the switches to enable the settings listed in the table below.
GCP Security Settings page with Enable Security Command Center and Enable Container Threat Detection settings enabled
| Activates Google Cloud’s Security Command Center to use with DuploCloud. |
| **Enable Security Health Analytics** | |
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| Enables Security Health Analytics to assess your infrastructure for compliance, security misconfigurations, and policy violations |
| **Enable Web Security Scanner** | |
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| Enables Google Cloud’s Web Security Scanner, which automatically scans your web applications for common vulnerabilities such as XSS and SQL injection. |
| **Enable Event Threat Detection** | |
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| Enabling this setting activates Event Threat Detection, which uses machine learning to monitor logs for signs of suspicious activities and potential security threats. |
| **Enable Container Threat Detection** | |
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| Enables Container Threat Detection, which scans containerized applications for security vulnerabilities and threats |
| **Enable Virtual Machine Threat Detection** | Enables Virtual Machine Threat Detection, which monitors virtual machines for suspicious behavior, unauthorized access attempts, and vulnerabilities, helping to secure VM workloads against potential threats. |
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