> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.prismacloud.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.prismacloud.io/content-collections/data-security-posture-management/how-to-articles/assets-and-files/view-findings-by-file.md).

# View Findings By File

This article describes how to do the following:

* View the findings of files across the environment.
* Leverage advanced filters to display files with multiple data types and various combinations.

1. In Prisma Cloud DSPM, go to **Inventory** > **Files**.\
   ![](/files/PxPXGplVhDTqQRjaE0u7)
2. View the following information for each file:
   * Name: The name of the file.
   * Asset: The asset associated with the file. Click on the asset to open a new window containing detailed information about the asset.
   * Cloud: The type of cloud where the file resides.
   * Mouse hover over the Cloud icon to reveal the name of the cloud.
   * Service: The service associated with the file, for example Storage Account or File Share.
   * File Size: The size of the file.
   * File Type: The type of file.
   * Status: The status of the file, for example, the file has been deleted or the file still exists.
   * Data Types: The type of data in the file, for example last names or credit card expiration dates.
     * The data types are color-coded to denote their severity.
     * Mouse hover over the data types to reveal more details about the data type.
     * View the number of different data types found in the file. Mouse hover over the Data Types number to reveal additional data types in the file.
   * Findings Count: The number of data type records in the file.
   * Labels: The labels associated with the file.
   * Folder: The file path of the folder containing the file.
   * Created Time: The date and time the file was created.
   * Last Modified: The date and time the file was last modified
   * Issues: Issues associated with the file, for example, sensitive information is ‘open to the world’.
   * Shadow Backup: The status of the shadow backup.
   * Ignored: The ignore status of the file.

### Filter the Findings

* Display files with multiple data types and various combinations
* Leverage advanced filters to display files with multiple data types and various combinations.\
  For example, use the filters to find files containing credit card numbers exposed to the public.

  ![](/files/aIX740iuSKKZN74zxtqI)

### Show the File Details

Click on a data type in the Data Types column to open a side window and reveal more information about the data types in the file. For example, view samples of the data type, the console URL, and the public URL.

![](/files/hpwTiI67iTeCd38qzJUB)

### Copy Data Types Samples

Mouse hover over the Samples column, and click the **Copy icon** to copy the data type samples.

![](/files/NVOwvlxGO553EbulcdzN)

### Report False Positives

Do the following to report false positives:

1. Click on a data type in the Data Types column to open a side window. In the side window, click the ellipse, and select **Report False Positive**.

   ![](/files/pUmFFtfp21gQ8jofoZZZ)

   OR: In the Data Types column, click on a data type and select **Report False Positive**.

   ![](/files/5S2fg6LtkZ8baBI8ujPC)
2. In the Report False Positive pop-up, select the data mismatches and/or classification errors you want to report to Prisma Cloud DSPM.\
   ![](/files/AH8fcva537HE164AZUvY)
3. Share examples of the data mismatches and/or classification errors, while making sure to avoid sensitive information. To share samples, mouse hover over the Samples column, and click the **Copy icon** to copy the data type samples.
4. Click **Send**. A message pop up confirms the report has been sent.\
   ![](/files/TRnNqUJct5JOU2cEhtWr)

### Export the Findings

In the Findings window, click **Export Table**. A .csv file containing the file findings is downloaded to your computer.


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