GitHub Advanced Security Trial for Enterprise Accounts

[tuves]

GitHub Advanced Security is now available on GitHub Enterprise Cloud

UPDATE
You can now access CodeQL, Secret Scanning, and other features of GitHub Advanced Security as part of your 30 days GitHub Enterprise Cloud free trial. Enterprise admins can enable GitHub Advanced Security under Enterprise licensing.

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June 12, 2023

For 14 days, all eligible GitHub Enterprise Accounts can try GitHub Advanced Security. Enterprise admins can enable the trial under the Enterprise licensing tab and run CodeQL, Secret Scanning, and access Dependency Review across all organizations.

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Please use this discussion to share feedback & comments for the GitHub team.

[sanba06c]

Is it available for the user who is using GitHub Enterprise Cloud trial version? I couldn't find it on Enterprise licensing tab.

[tblanarik]

Great question, @sanba06c
For right now, it’s only available for paid Enterprise Accounts, but we are looking forward to allowing both trials to happen simultaneously, stay tuned!

[salkasov1999]

@tblanarik I can't seem to find a normal way to access learning to code! Can you advise where I can shove myself, I’m still from Russia, I don’t know if this is connected or not, you can unsubscribe to me

[tblanarik]

@sanba06c - just wanted to revisit this thread and let you know that GitHub Enterprise Cloud Trial users can now also try Advanced Security at the same time! Thanks for your patience!

[stndc]

Thanks!!

[KrenntCraven]

Thank you!

[evan-day]

Would GitHub ever consider offering GHAS as an add-on for individuals with GitHub Pro, similar to how Copilot is an add-on? I understand the target market is the enterprise & one can get the features for free if their project is open source. Most of my code I keep private, but I would also enjoy being able to use a tool like GHAS and if I liked it, maybe make a case for why it should be used in ones organisation :)