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# View a Detailed List of Files With Findings on Each Asset

This article describes how to do the following:

* View and filter a detailed list of files with findings on each asset, including S3 Buckets (AWS), Storage Accounts (Azure), and Cloud Storages (GCP).
* Leverage advanced filters to display files with multiple data types and various combinations.

### View a detailed list of public files on each asset

1. Navigate to the storage bucket whose file details you want to view.
   * In Prisma Cloud DSPM, click Inventory.
   * In Inventory, click the name of the specific storage bucket you want to view.\
     ![](/files/RK0kaEtcOVeF6xE1Bkbo)
2. Click the Findings tab.\
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3. In the Findings tab, view the following information for each file:
   * Name of file.
   * Size of file.
   * The type of file, for example image file or document file.
   * The status of the file.
   * The types of data in the file, for example street address or credit card number.
     * The data types are color-coded to denote the severity of the file’s contents.
     * Mouse hover over the data types to reveal more details about the data type.\
       ![](/files/TF9KDqsYTK3IwhpcWVDl)
     * Click Show Details to open the file type drawer and view further details about the file such as the console URL and public URL.
     * Click Report False Positive to report data mismatches or classification errors to enable Prisma Cloud DSPM to improve its detection accuracy.
   * The Finding Count number indicates the number of data type records in the file.
     * Mouse hover over the number to open the file type drawer and view further details about the file such as samples of the data type or the data type group.
   * The file’s folder path.
   * The issues related to the file. Mouse hover over the Issues icon to view the critical issues associated with the file.
   * Display files with multiple data types and various combinations

### Display files with multiple data types and various combinations

Leverage advanced filters to display files with multiple data types and various combinations. Examples include files containing First Name and Last Name, files with multiple data types ending with ".js," and public files with more than 100 records.

**Example 1:**

Use filters to display files with multiple data types, for example view files containing credit card numbers and first names and last names. ![](/files/lkB4RHTZ83ZlM2KUFhBB)

**Example 2:**

Use a combination of filters to view the files containing email addresses and phone numbers, and a findings count greater than 10.

![](/files/QG7XOxZdBGbhtDCpzzJo)


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