Generate and email real-time vulnerability reports from Socket

See how this Tines story connects a user-facing page to Socket's security API, automatically filtering and emailing critical vulnerability findings for any repository in seconds.

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What you'll see:

• A team member visits a Tines page and submits a repository name
• Tines searches Socket for reports matching that repository
• If no matching repo is found, an email is sent notifying the requester
• If found, Tines fetches the full vulnerability report from Socket
• Critical vulnerabilities are filtered from the report
• A formatted email is sent with the critical findings—or a clean confirmation if none exist

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Perfect for:

• Development teams: Checking a repo for critical vulnerabilities before shipping a release
• Security teams: Enabling self-service reporting so developers can access vulnerability data without opening a ticket
• Engineering managers: Quickly assessing the risk posture of a specific repository without logging into Socket directly
• AppSec teams: Distributing critical vulnerability findings to stakeholders via email without manual report generation

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Requirements:

• Socket account with access to security scan reports
• Socket API credentials (API key) configured in Tines
• Repositories must already be connected and monitored within your Socket account