> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.debricked.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.debricked.com/product/sbom-management/view-sbom-data.md).

# View SBOM data

Review imported software inventory, security findings, and license information from the SBOMs area.

Select an imported SBOM to investigate its components and findings. Use the data tabs to focus on one record type.

### View SBOM data

Open the **All** tab to view every imported SBOM. Each row summarizes its components and findings.

Select an SBOM to open its dedicated data view. Then use these tabs:

* [Dependencies](/product/sbom-management/view-sbom-data/dependencies.md) lists components from imported SBOMs.
* [Vulnerabilities](/product/sbom-management/view-sbom-data/vulnerabilities.md) lists identified security issues.
* [Malware](/product/sbom-management/view-sbom-data/malware.md) lists malware findings.
* [Licenses](/product/sbom-management/view-sbom-data/licenses.md) lists license information.

Each tab includes a search field. Use **Filter** where available. Use the entries selector to change displayed rows.

To add an SBOM, click **Import**. See [SBOM import](/product/sbom-management/import-an-sbom.md) for instructions.

### View record details

Select an entry in any data tab to open its detail view.

* Select a dependency to review its component information and related findings.
* Select a vulnerability or malware finding to review affected components and severity.
* Select a license to review its risk classification and associated components.

The detail view shows information available for the selected record.

### Data sources

The SBOMs area displays uploaded data and available component enrichment.

Component names, versions, and licenses can come directly from the uploaded SBOM. OpenText Fortify Software Composition Analysis can enrich matched components.

Missing identifiers or license declarations can reduce the available information.


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