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With AI-powered application security testing tools embedded in your development workflow, GitHub Advanced Security outperforms non-native add-ons by delivering 7x faster remediation rates for identified vulnerabilities.
Detect security issues in your pull requests and prevent new vulnerabilities from entering main with automatic scans that leverage machine learning to continuously amp up accuracy.
Prioritize alerts and view exposure across the codebase to make sure you focus on what matters. Automatically resolve alerts with AI-powered auto-remediation.
Find vulnerabilities and suppress false positives with more than 2,000 queries from GitHub and the open-source community, or write your own queries for custom-curated results. Support for third-party scanning engines includes consolidated results in a single unified interface. Tackling a big project? Multi-repository variant analysis means you can run a single query on up to 1000 repositories at once.
GitHub supply chain security is designed for developers, built for speed, and free for everyone. All powered by a database of over 12,000 expert-reviewed advisories.
Keep secrets out of your code with secret scanning and push protection, built on the foundation of 100+ partners and 200+ token types. Create custom patterns and detect leaked passwords, powered by AI.
Security overview provides a cross-organizational view of security issues and trends so that you can focus on prioritizing remediation efforts and track progress over time.
Be part of the world’s largest security community.
Understand your dependence on the software supply chain, and how you can contribute back.
Report security issues, share security knowledge and grow with the community. Contribute to open source code scanning queries written by GitHub and leading security researchers.