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I don't think so. Personally, I pin all of my dependencies. Then I use renovate to update my dependencies via Pull Request. My CI then performs a couple of security scans, e2e tests, unit tests. etc. With Renovate you also get a quick link to evaluate the diff and see the changelog. In case dependencies of the dependency have changed I frankly don't look into them, but I believe a combination of the checks I mentioned should be sufficient to trust a package update. If you still distrust a package at that point, you should improve your security checks & tests.
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