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Introducing Reports: An Extensible Reporting Framework for Socket Data

Socket has launched a new extensible reporting framework within its dashboard to provide chart-based views of vulnerabilities, dependencies, and usage. The feature aims to streamline security reporting by offering exportable visualizations aligned with standard frameworks like OWASP and CWE, improving operational visibility and risk communication.

Conf:lowAnalyzed:2026-04-22reports

Source:Socket

Key Takeaways

  • Socket has introduced a new Reports page in its dashboard, replacing the previous Analytics page.
  • The framework includes five built-in charts covering Vulnerabilities, Dependencies, and Usage.
  • Vulnerability reports align with standard security frameworks, including Top 25 CWEs and Top 10 OWASP categories.
  • Dependency reports provide visibility into license distribution and overall package health scores.
  • All charts can be exported as PNGs to facilitate sharing in reviews, presentations, and recurring workflows.

Affected Systems

  • Socket Dashboard

Detection Availability

  • YARA Rules: No
  • Sigma Rules: No
  • Snort/Suricata Rules: No
  • KQL Queries: No
  • Splunk SPL Queries: No
  • EQL Queries: No
  • Other Detection Logic: No

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Detection Engineering Assessment

EDR Visibility: None — This is a product announcement for a reporting dashboard, not a threat intelligence report. Network Visibility: None — No network indicators or attacks are discussed in this product update. Detection Difficulty: N/A — Not applicable as this article does not detail any threat actor behaviors or malware.

Hunting Hypotheses

HypothesisTelemetryATT&CK StageFP Risk
N/A - This article is a product announcement and does not contain threat behaviors to hunt.N/AN/ALow

False Positive Assessment

  • Low

Recommendations

Immediate Mitigation

  • N/A

Infrastructure Hardening

  • N/A

User Protection

  • N/A

Security Awareness

  • Utilize the new Socket Reports dashboard to communicate vulnerability and dependency risks to stakeholders using standardized frameworks like OWASP and CWE.