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# Accessing SBOM Results

The SBOM results for the scans can be accessed from the project details page of each completed scan.

### To View SBOM results

1. In the Projects list page, locate your project and click the expand icon to view the project details.

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2. In the **Actions** column, click **View** to open the project. The **Project Details** page displays an overview of the project's scan history, risk posture, and component summary.

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3. In the details panel, click **SBOM** to load the Software Bill of Materials for the selected scan. The SBOM view lists all detected components along with their versions, licenses, and risk indicators.

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3. Click the expand icon next to any component to view the **Vulnerabilities** associated with it. Each vulnerability entry displays key details such as the CVE ID, severity rating, and affected package version.
4. To analyze a specific vulnerability, click **Remediate** on the vulnerability entry. This opens the **AI Remediation Assistant**, which analyzes the vulnerability in context and provides actionable fix recommendations, including suggested version upgrades, patches, or configuration changes.

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