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Learn about the top five reasons why leading enterprise organizations are investing in open source.

Invitations to join an organization or become a collaborator on a repository will expire seven days after they are created. For more information, see the inviting collaborators to a personal repository and inviting…

You’re now required to obtain an OAuth token via the web application flow for SAML access to organizations requiring SSO. In most cases, this change also prohibits access via tokens…

Organization administrators can visit the new Repository labels setting to standardize the default set of labels which will be added when new repositories are created. Adding or removing default organization labels in…

GitHub Actions has new settings for organizations and repository owners to limit the usage of external Actions.

Organizations on Team and GitHub Enterprise Cloud plans can now choose to display their member’s profile names in comments on private repositories. Learn more about managing the display of member…

The organization insights dashboard gives you the ability to quickly understand how your organization is getting work done on GitHub. You can view weekly, monthly, and yearly data visualizations of…

Recently, we introduced the vulnerability-alerts API preview which allows administrators to enable security vulnerability alerts on a per-repository basis. Today, we are releasing a code sample in Node and Bash which demonstrates…

Administrators of organizations on the Enterprise Cloud plan that have agreed to the Corporate Terms of Service will now see members’ verified email addresses in their organization’s verified domain(s) when viewing the /orgs/<ORG>/people, /orgs/<ORG>/people/<USER>,…

Organization owners can now restrict members’ ability to create teams by disabling the “allow members to create teams” option on their organization’s member privileges page. Once disabled, only organization owners…

Developers can indicate their intent to contribute to a project on behalf of an organization. This can help minimize confusion over ownership, for example, when contributing to a third-party project…

Organizations can now add community health files to a specially named .github repository to serve as organization-wide defaults for all repositories within their organization. You can add CONTRIBUTING, SUPPORT, CODE_OF_CONDUCT,…

Organizations on the Enterprise Cloud plan can now restrict email notifications for activity within their organization to emails within one or more verified domains. This setting allows organization admins to…

Now, if your school shares an organization, you may associate as many Classrooms with it as you like. Create multiple sections for teaching assistants, or store common course materials for your entire department to use.

GitHub has achieved SOC 2 Type 1 and SOC 1 Type 1 compliance for GitHub Business Cloud.

Organization invitations now include the information that can be made available to organization admins by accepting the invitation. The information that may be available to organization admins hasn’t changed. To…

You can now specify which repositories are most relevant to the project you’re working on when viewing project boards own by an organization.

You can now specify which repositories are most relevant to the project you’re working on. This scopes your organization-owned project’s search to the linked repositories, making search faster and more…

When a developer downloads a project’s code, they should be confident that they’re downloading the code that they think they are. To give developers more confidence that a given organization…

Since 2016, organizations have been able to block users from their projects, preventing blocked users from opening or commenting on issues or pull requests and further disrupting otherwise constructive conversations…