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Reviewers can now add comments to push protection bypass requests in secret scanning. These comments help provide context, explaining the reasoning behind approving or denying a request. Requesters gain clarity…

The metrics overview for CodeQL pull request alerts now includes enhanced tracking and reporting mechanisms, resulting in greater accuracy and more CodeQL pull request alerts and Copilot Autofixes displayed on…

GitHub Copilot Extensions can now access local context in your editor and github.com to provide you with richer and more tailored responses. As a developer, you can benefit from context…

GitHub Copilot plugin now available for JetBrains IDEs version 2024.3 The GitHub Copilot plugin for JetBrains IDEs now fully supports version 2024.3 for you favorite IDEs, including IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm,…

Artifact Attestations now supports attesting multiple subjects simultaneously. When the attest-build-provenance or attest-sbom actions create multiple attestations, a single attestation is created with references to each of the supplied subjects,…

We are excited to announce the launch of new governance at scale features for enterprise accounts in public preview. This preview includes enterprise custom repository properties, enterprise repository policies and…

The enterprise and organization-level audit log events are now created when a code scanning alert is created, fixed, dismissed, reopened, or appeared in a new branch: code_scanning.alert_created – a code…

When configuring CodeQL security analysis using code scanning’s default setup, you can now specify whether to run the analysis on a standard GitHub-hosted runner, a larger GitHub-hosted runner, or a…

GitHub Enterprise Server 3.15 is now generally available GitHub Enterprise Server 3.15 is now available for download. Some key features & highlights you can find in this release include: Updated…

A new REST API endpoint lists the secret scanning scan history for a repository, giving you visibility into when different types of secret scanning scans have occurred in your repository.…

Audit logs play a critical role in keeping enterprises secure and auditing enterprise activity for compliance. Since becoming generally available in January 2022, audit log streaming has been used by…

Enterprises now have more control over their two-factor authentication (2FA) policies for all members of their organization through an enhanced 2FA enrollment experience in GitHub. With this update, enterprise and…

Dependabot can now keep you up to date with the latest version of the .NET SDK by updating the global.json file in your repository. You can enable updates for the…

Applications for the new GitHub Secure Open Source Fund are now open! Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until they close on January 7 at 11:59 pm PT. Programming and funding will begin in early 2025.

Microsoft and GitHub are committed to empowering developers around the world to innovate, collaborate, and create solutions that’ll shape the next generation of technology.

We’re excited to introduce persistent commit signature verification, a powerful new feature designed to elevate the security and reliability of your repository’s commit history. Starting today, GitHub verifies commit signatures…

The GitHub Enterprise Server 3.15 release candidate is here You can now download the GitHub Enterprise Server 3.15 release candidate to try out the new features in this latest version.…

To remediate and triage alerts more effectively, you can now add an optional comment when reopening a secret scanning alert. Comments will appear in the alert timeline. Previously, you could…

Secret scanning alerts resulting from an approved push protection bypass request will now show relevant details in the alert information surfaced in the REST API, webhooks, and audit logs. This…

Enterprises can now broadly roll out two-factor authentication (2FA) to all members of their organization through an enhanced 2FA enrollment experience in GitHub. With this update, non-compliant users will no…

If you are using GitHub Enterprise Cloud with EMU and using OpenID Connect (OIDC) SSO, this new feature, currently in public preview, will help enforce IdP-defined IP restrictions to protect…