# Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)

### SBOM

SBOM or Software Bill of Materials lists all software components, dependencies, and metadata in an application or service. It is an inventory of the software product's building blocks. It helps organizations understand, manage, and secure their applications.

### To View SBOM

The SBOM for the applications is available to view in the Artifact Security page. 

* Navigate to **Artifact Security** and click on the required artifacts page. 
* Click **View SBOM**.

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* The **SBOM** page is displayed.&#x20;

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You can click **Download**, to download the complete details of the page.&#x20;

You can click **Licenses**, to download all the licenses available for the selected application.

You can click **Report**, to download this page in a report format.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

The page displays the different components and their details as follows:

* **Component** - Displays the component name.&#x20;
* **Version** - Displays the version of the displayed component.&#x20;
* **Package URL** - Displays the package URL of the component.&#x20;
* **License** - Displays all the available licenses.&#x20;
* **Vulnerabilities** - Displays the count of the vulnerabilities for the given component.&#x20;
* **EOL Risk** - Displays the EOL status of the component OSS package based on he score which user can add baseline version for a OSS project.
* **Dependency** - Displays the dependency of the components.&#x20;
* **Actions** - You can add or remove licenses by clicking the **Edit License** button.&#x20;

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On clicking the Edit License option, the license details page is displayed. You can do the necessary changes and update the details.

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