> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ox.security/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ox.security/generate-reports/built-in-reports.md).

# Built-in Reports

Built-in reports provide ready-made views of your security data, pre-designed and immediately available. These reports are created by OX, cannot be modified by users, and are visible to everyone in your organization.

With built-in reports, you can quickly assess your organization's security posture by leveraging standard dashboards, no setup required. They serve as a foundation of insight, letting you spot trends, monitor risk areas, and share key metrics without building a report from scratch.

In the Reports list, you can view both built-in reports and any custom ones you have created. Built-in reports are labeled **Created by OX**, while custom ones display the creator’s name.

The following built-in reports are available:

* [Executive Reports](/generate-reports/built-in-reports/executive-reports.md)
* [SBOM Reports](/generate-reports/built-in-reports/sbom-reports.md)
* [SLA Reports](/generate-reports/built-in-reports/sla-reports.md)
* [Active Issues Reports](/generate-reports/built-in-reports/active-issues-report.md)
* [VibeSec Usage Reports](/generate-reports/built-in-reports/vibesec-usage-reports.md)
* [OSC\&R](/generate-reports/built-in-reports/oscar-coverage-reports.md)


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