> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.borghq.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Cloud assets

> Browse the inventory of resources Heimdall discovers in your cloud accounts

**Cloud → Assets** is the inventory of every resource discovery scans have found across your connected AWS, Azure, and GCP accounts.

## Provider cards

Three cards at the top of the page show each provider's asset and account counts. Click one to filter the table to that provider, and click it again to clear the filter.

## Filtering

Above the table you can narrow the inventory by:

* **Search**: matches an asset name, ARN, or ID
* **Provider**: AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud
* **Category**: Compute, Storage, Networking, IAM, Database, Kubernetes, Serverless, DNS, or CDN
* **Type**: the specific resource type, such as an S3 bucket or an EC2 instance
* **Region**: any region assets have been found in
* **Account**: one of your connected accounts
* **Tag**: click a tag in the table to filter by it

## The assets table

| Column        | Description                                             |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Provider**  | The cloud the resource lives in                         |
| **Type**      | The resource type                                       |
| **Name**      | The resource name                                       |
| **Region**    | Where the resource is deployed                          |
| **Account**   | The connected account it belongs to                     |
| **Tags**      | Provider tags, each one clickable as a filter           |
| **Last seen** | When a scan last saw the resource                       |
| **Public**    | Marked when the resource is reachable from the internet |

Sort by type, name, region, or last seen by clicking the column heading.

## Exporting

The **Export** menu downloads the current view, filters included, as CSV, Markdown, or JSON. Pressing <kbd>E</kbd> anywhere outside a text field exports to CSV straight away.

## Asset details

Click a row to open the asset. The header carries its resource type, category, and region, plus a **Publicly exposed** badge where it applies, a **Stale** badge when the latest scan didn't see it, and a badge for each data class recorded against it.

Below that:

* **Overview**: the ARN, the provider's native ID, when the asset was first discovered, and when it was last seen
* **Tags**: every provider tag on the resource
* **Metadata**: the configuration Heimdall recorded, which is what [custom rules](/platform/cloud/custom-rules) match against
* **Relationships**: the asset's parent, its children, and other related assets, each one a link
* **Findings**: cloud findings raised against this asset, with their severity and status