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# View Datasets
A Dataset is a collection of unseen, raw data, used by SaaS Agents to generate predictions, classifications, or recommendations. The Datasets view within the SaaS Security module (**Modules > SaaS Security > Asset Inventory > Datasets**) provides an aggregated overview and granular table of Cloud Datasets as well as datasets ingested, generated, or utilized by connected SaaS applications and AI agents.
The top section contains three analytical widgets summarizing the current security and provider posture of the dataset inventory. Widgets include:
* Risk Breakdown: Displays the proportion of monitored datasets containing unresolved security vulnerabilities, policy violations, or anomalous access patterns.
* Providers: Tracks datasets exposed to the public internet or accessible outside authorized organizational boundaries.
From the List View you can click on any Dataset to view the entire Agent ecosystem. Select any option below to investigate further:
* Overview: Provides details such as Provider name, Owner, and Descriptions.
* AI Ecosystem: Provides a graphical view of the tools connected to the Dataset.
* Related Agents: Includes agent identity insights, tracking of dormant agents, as well as a breakdown of risks associated with agents connected to the Dataset.
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