Introducing Pull Request Stories to Help Security Teams Tra...

Socket has introduced Pull Request Stories, a new feature in their GitHub app designed to assist security teams in tracking and understanding the supply chain risks associated with software dependencies in scanned pull requests. This feature provides a dashboard with a dedicated Pull Requests tab that summarizes each scanned PR, highlights its security impact, and offers a before-and-after comparison known as peak and final states to show the worst potential and actual security outcomes. The tool reinterprets pull requests in terms of dependency changes, providing Socket-generated titles and surfacing bypassed alerts with a "suppressed" badge, thereby enhancing visibility into the dependency risks and outcomes. It allows users to filter pull requests by date or story type and offers a detailed view of the risks introduced by any PR. Developed through customer feedback, Pull Request Stories aim to give security teams a comprehensive understanding of their supply chain security posture, and Socket plans to continue enhancing this feature with more insights and workflow improvements.

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