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Components View

SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) Inventory shows every software component detected during source code, container image, and VM scans. The Components workflow lets you browse components and drill into detailed risk analysis.

SBOM data is collected from 3 asset types:

Asset typeCollection methodContext displayed
Source CodeSource code scan — prioritizes main/master branchBranch name (e.g., main, master)
Container ImageImage scan — from the most recent scan per imageVersion/tag (e.g., 1.42.0)
VM (Virtual Machine)Agentless Scan — no agent requiredVPC name containing the VM

Access via SBOM → SBOM Inventory → Components tab.


SBOM Inventory — Components tab

  1. Select SBOM → SBOM Inventory. The Components tab is active by default.
  2. Select a Team from the dropdown.
  3. Review the component list.

SBOM Inventory — Components tab

ColumnDescription
ComponentName and version in Name@Version format. Click to open Component Detail.
EcosystemPackage ecosystem (e.g., Debian, npm, PyPI).
Supply Chain AttacksCampaign count. Shown in red with warning icon when > 0.
VulnerabilitiesCVE count by severity: Critical / High / Medium / Low. Counts of 1,000+ are rounded down to the nearest hundred.
LicenseLicenses. Excess collapsed to +N — hover to view all.
Affected AssetsNumber of assets using this component.

Sort: default by Supply Chain Attacks descending. Also sortable by Vulnerabilities and Affected Assets.

Filter and search: Ecosystem, License; Search by component (case-insensitive).

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All filters and search combine with AND logic. The matched count updates in real time above the table.

Pagination: 10 / 25 / 50 / 100 items per page.

Special cases: No source code or container image ever scanned → No records found. System error → "System is busy. Please try again later." No permission → "You do not have sufficient permissions to view this page!"


Component Detail

Click any component name to open Component Detail. The header shows Name@Version + Ecosystem badge. Team is read-only — inherited from SBOM Inventory. Click ← Back to return to the Components tab.

Three tabs are available. Tab badge counts show total records and do not change with filters.

Tab Supply Chain Attacks (default)

Component Detail — Supply Chain Attacks tab

ColumnDescription
Campaign NameClick to open reference in a new tab.
Recommended FixFix or remediation. Truncated after 2 lines — hover to read.
RegistryPackage registry containing the affected component.
Malicious DependencyCompromised dependency. Shows - if not applicable.
Published AtDate published (dd/MM/yyyy).

Sort: Published At descending. Filter: Registry. Search: campaign name or malicious dependency. No attacks → No records found.

Tab Vulnerabilities

Component Detail — Vulnerabilities tab

ColumnDescription
SeveritySeverity with CVSS score — e.g., C 9.8, H 7.5, M 5.8, L 1.8.
CVE IDCVE identifier (text only — not a hyperlink).
DescriptionTruncated after 2 lines — hover to read. Reference link opens external source in a new tab.
Fixed InFix version(s), comma-separated. Shows - if none.
Exploited In The WildWarning icon if confirmed real-world exploitation. Shows - if not.
Public PoCIcon if a public proof-of-concept exploit exists. Shows - if not.

Sort: Severity Score descending. Filter: Severity, Exploited, Public POC. Search: CVE ID or description.

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Prioritize CVEs marked Exploited In The Wild or with Public PoC regardless of severity score — these carry active exploitation risk.

Tab Affected Assets

Component Detail — Affected Assets tab

Each row is an asset that uses this component — including VMs discovered via Agentless Scan.

ColumnDescription
Asset NameTruncated in the middle if long — hover to see full value.
ContextBranch name (Source Code), image version/tag (Container Image), VPC name (VM).
Asset TypeSource Code / Container Image / VM.
Integration TypeGitHub / GitLab / GitLab Server / Harbor / FPT Container Registry / Agentless Scan.
Last Scanned AtMost recent scan timestamp (dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss).

Sort: Last Scanned At descending. Filter: Asset Type, Integration Type. Search: asset name.

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A higher Affected Assets count means the component is used more widely across the organization — including virtual machines. Combine with Exploited In The Wild status to prioritize remediation.


What's next

Switch to Vulnerabilities View to see all CVEs aggregated across the full SBOM and drill into CVE Detail by specific vulnerability.