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- GitHub security features
- Secure repository quickstart
Concepts
How-tos
- Secure at scale
  - Configure enterprise security
    - Configure specific tools
      - Allow Code Quality
      - Configure VNET
  - Configure organization security
    - Establish complete coverage
    - Manage your coverage
    - Configure specific tools
    - Manage usage and access
      - Give access to private registries
      - Manage paid GHAS use
- Secure your secrets
  - Detect secret leaks
  - Customize leak detection
  - Prevent future leaks
    - Enable push protection
    - Manage user push protection
  - Work with leak prevention
    - Push protection on the command line
    - Push protection in the GitHub UI
  - Manage bypass requests
- Find and fix code vulnerabilities
  - Configure code scanning
    - Configure code scanning
    - Configure advanced setup
  - Manage your configuration
  - Scan from the command line
  - Scan from VS Code
  - Integrate with existing tools
    - Use with existing CI system
    - Upload a SARIF file
- Secure your supply chain
- Manage security alerts
  - Remediate at scale
  - Secret scanning alerts
  - Code scanning alerts
  - Dependabot alerts
- Maintain quality code
- Report and fix vulnerabilities
  - Configure vulnerability reporting
    - Add a security policy
    - Configure for a repository
  - Report privately
  - Fix vulnerabilities
- Advanced Security with AI agents
  - Scan for secrets with MCP
- View and interpret data
Reference
Tutorials
- Secret protection
- Trial GitHub Advanced Security
- Secure your organization
- Remediate leaked secrets
- Partner program
- Customize code scanning
- Secure your dependencies
- Implement supply chain best practices
- Manage security alerts
  - Prioritize Dependabot alerts using metrics
  - Participate in campaigns
- Improve code quality
- Fix reported vulnerabilities
  - Collaborate in a fork
  - Write security advisories
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Reference for code scanning with CodeQL

Find information to apply to your work with CodeQL code scanning.

Recommended hardware resources for running CodeQL

Recommended specifications (RAM, CPU cores, and disk) for running CodeQL analysis on self-hosted machines, based on the size of your codebase.

CodeQL build options and steps for compiled languages

Learn how CodeQL builds compiled languages, including available build modes and language-specific autobuild behavior for C/C++, C#, Go, Java, Kotlin, Rust, and Swift.

Queries for CodeQL analysis

Explore the CodeQL queries that code scanning uses to analyze code.

Using the advanced functionality of the CodeQL CLI

You can use the CodeQL CLI to locally develop, test and run CodeQL queries on software projects.

CodeQL CLI commands manual

Reference information for the commands available in the most recent release of CodeQL CLI.

CodeQL for Visual Studio Code reference

Find troubleshooting and telemetry information for the CodeQL extension for VS Code.

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