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Introducing Historical Analytics – Now in Beta

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Date Published
Author
Phil Gates-Idem
Word Count
504
Company Posts That Month
27
Language
English
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Summary

Socket has introduced a new feature called Historical Analytics, now in beta, which extends its capabilities from real-time risk assessment to include historical data analysis, offering users insights into supply chain risks over time. This new feature allows the retention of daily scan data for default branches, providing 30 days of historical insights, and offers trend reports, dependency insights, and export capabilities accessible via the Socket Dashboard and new API endpoints. The newly redesigned Analytics page enables users to track changes in alerts and dependencies, drill into historical data, and export alerts for custom dashboards or integrations. The Historical Data API is available to Enterprise plan customers, offering up to 30 days of historical data, aiming to enhance visibility, improve compliance workflows, and understand security risks and changes over time. The ongoing development includes expanding historical analytics to all pull requests scanned via the API or GitHub App, with plans for additional charts and visualizations to facilitate trend tracking, regression detection, and impact communication across organizations.

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