- Application security findings must appear directly in GitHub pull requests, repository checks, alerts, and developer workflows: CodeQL, Dependabot, secret scanning, push protection, SARIF ingestion, and Autofix operate in native GitHub surfaces with organization-level overview and configuration.
- The buyer wants to license code and dependency security separately from secret protection: The current product family has independent Secret Protection and Code Security SKUs with separate active-committer charges and enablement.
Security & Privacy / Application Security Testing Software
GitHub Advanced Security Review, Pricing, Pros & Cons
GitHub Advanced Security is GitHub's application-security product family. Its current standalone offers are GitHub Secret Protection for secret detection and prevention, and GitHub Code Security for CodeQL scanning, premium dependency security, Copilot Autofix, and organization-level security workflows.
Research by Global Tool Radar Research SystemEvidence checked: Aug 10, 2026AI-assisted · No Global Tool Radar hands-on testView research methodology
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A compact view of who this tool fits, what it costs, and what to confirm before choosing it.
- The required testing scope includes native DAST, IAST, API security testing, container-image scanning, or human validation: The current GitHub repository offers center on CodeQL SAST, dependency security, and secret protection; those additional testing modalities are not published as native GHAS products.
- The organization needs private-repository scanning without GitHub Team or Enterprise and without active-committer licensing: Paid private and internal repository use requires the relevant Advanced Security product on GitHub Team or Enterprise and is measured by active committers.
- Separate active-committer licensing for Secret Protection and Code Security. Metered customers are billed monthly for active committers; Enterprise customers can use volume/subscription purchasing with non-public terms.
- GitHub Secret Protection · $19 USD · per active committer · per month · Metered monthly billing · usage based · billed monthly · GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise organization using metered billing for licensed repository use
- Eligible enterprise owners can start a 30-day Advanced Security trial and enable both Secret Protection and Code Security across trial organizations. GitHub also offers a 30-day Enterprise Cloud trial that includes both products on GitHub.com. Trials are temporary access, not pricing plans.
Product scope
Product functionality and purchase scope
This profile covers GitHub's current Advanced Security product family for GitHub repositories: the independently purchasable GitHub Secret Protection and GitHub Code Security products, their public-repository feature access, GitHub.com and Enterprise Server deployment boundaries, and the original combined license only as a legacy customer path.
Product checked: Aug 10, 2026
- GitHub Secret Protection for secret scanning, push protection, AI-detected secrets, custom patterns, governance, and security overview
- GitHub Code Security for CodeQL SAST, premium Dependabot and dependency review, Copilot Autofix, security overview, and SARIF findings
- Selected code scanning, secret scanning, push protection, CodeQL CLI, Copilot Autofix, and dependency review capabilities available to public repositories
- GitHub Enterprise Cloud and supported GitHub Enterprise Server deployment of licensed Advanced Security products
- Original combined GitHub Advanced Security license as an existing-customer entitlement that includes both current products
- GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps and its Azure Repos billing
- GitHub Copilot subscriptions, Copilot Chat, Copilot cloud agent sessions, and AI credits beyond included Copilot Autofix
- GitHub Code Quality
- GitHub Premium Support and professional services
- Third-party scanners whose SARIF findings can be uploaded to GitHub
- Native DAST, IAST, API security testing, container-image scanning, and manual penetration testing
Pricing checked: Aug 10, 2026
- GitHub metered billing: GitHub Team or Enterprise organizations enable Secret Protection, Code Security, or both and receive a monthly bill based on active committers for each enabled product.
- GitHub Enterprise volume or subscription purchase: GitHub Enterprise customers purchase a defined quantity of Secret Protection, Code Security, or eligible Advanced Security licenses for a defined period under account-specific terms.
- Original combined GitHub Advanced Security license: Some existing customers retain a combined license that includes all Secret Protection and Code Security features. GitHub introduced standalone products in April 2025 and allows eligible existing customers to transition; no new-customer combined price is published.
- GitHub Enterprise Server deployment: Enterprise customers can deploy licensed Secret Protection and Code Security capabilities on supported GitHub Enterprise Server releases. Standalone server instances use volume/subscription licensing; metered billing requires GitHub Connect.
- GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps: A separate Azure Repos product purchased and billed through an Azure subscription. Its repository scope, rollout, AI-credit behavior, and billing must not be attributed to GitHub repository offers.
Pricing plans
GitHub Advanced Security pricing table
Pricing checked: Aug 10, 2026
Official factConfidence 99%2 linked sources
GitHub Secret Protection is $19 USD per active committer per month and GitHub Code Security is $30 USD per active committer per month under the public metered model. The products can be enabled independently. Buying both creates two separately measured product charges; GitHub does not publish a new-customer combined-bundle amount or bundle discount. Private and internal repository use requires the relevant product on GitHub Team or Enterprise, while selected features are free for public repositories on GitHub.com. Enterprise-only volume/subscription terms require a quote or account-specific purchase flow.
Official pricing pageCommercial scope needs confirmation
Current official sources describe an offer or purchase route differently. The page remains usable, but affected price schema is withheld until the scope is resolved.
- Current GitHub documentation says organizations with Code Security can use security campaigns, while the current public plan matrix marks security campaigns as not included for Team and Enterprise. The feature is omitted from deterministic Code Security plan facts until GitHub reconciles the packaging.
Pricing cautions
- Model Secret Protection and Code Security as separate charges: GitHub publishes $19 and $30 rates for independently enabled products and does not publish a current combined-bundle discount or one new-customer bundle amount.
- Estimate active committers by repository and by product before rollout: A pushed commit within the prior 90 days can consume a license, and product enablement across additional repositories can expand the unique active-committer population.
PlanPriceKey differencesBest for
GitHub Secret ProtectionStandalone GitHub Advanced Security secret-protection product for GitHub repositoriesSupporting pricing evidence
- $19 USD · per active committer · per month · Metered monthly billing · usage based · billed monthly · GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise organization using metered billing for licensed repository use
- Requires quote · per active committer · Enterprise volume or subscription purchase · custom quote · GitHub Enterprise customer purchasing a defined volume/subscription quantity
- Secret scanning: Provider patterns, generic patterns, AI-detected secrets, validity checks, and alerts; Feature and pattern support varies by repository type, platform, token provider, and GitHub Enterprise Server version.
- Push protection: Blocks supported secrets before they reach a repository; Bypass policy and detection coverage depend on configuration and supported patterns.
- GitHub base-plan requirement: GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise; Required for paid use on private and internal GitHub repositories.
- Active committer measurement: 90 days; A pushed commit within this window makes an eligible organization or enterprise account consume a product license.
- Public-repository feature access: Selected secret scanning and push-protection capabilities are free on public repositories; The free scope does not include every Secret Protection governance or detection feature.
GitHub Code SecurityStandalone GitHub Advanced Security code and dependency security product for GitHub repositoriesSupporting pricing evidence
- $30 USD · per active committer · per month · Metered monthly billing · usage based · billed monthly · GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise organization using metered billing for licensed repository use
- Requires quote · per active committer · Enterprise volume or subscription purchase · custom quote · GitHub Enterprise customer purchasing a defined volume/subscription quantity
- CodeQL code scanning: Semantic static analysis with default, advanced, CLI, and custom-query workflows; Coverage and build requirements differ by language, framework, query suite, repository, and runner setup.
- Premium dependency security: Dependency review and custom Dependabot auto-triage workflows; Dependency graph, alerts, security updates, and version updates have broader base-plan availability than the premium Code Security controls.
- Copilot Autofix suggestions: AI-generated code changes and explanations for eligible CodeQL alerts; Suggested fixes require review and testing; baseline Autofix differs from credit-consuming agentic autofix.
- GitHub base-plan requirement: GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise; Required for paid use on private and internal GitHub repositories.
- Active committer measurement: 90 days; A pushed commit within this window makes an eligible organization or enterprise account consume a product license.
- Public-repository feature access: Code scanning, CodeQL CLI, Copilot Autofix, and dependency review are free on public repositories; The free scope does not include every Code Security governance or premium Dependabot feature.
What is included, connected, or sold separately
Product scope
What is included, connected, or sold separately
Material capabilities are separated by their verified relationship to the target product.
Advanced Security for Azure ReposRelationship not verified
Azure DevOps uses Azure Repos and Azure-subscription billing. Its product states and AI-credit charges are excluded from this GitHub repository profile.
GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps
Agentic alert remediation through Copilot cloud agent and AI creditsRelationship not verified
Agentic autofix depends on baseline Autofix but adds a Copilot cloud-agent session, AI-credit consumption, iterative validation, and pull-request generation. It is not included by inference in the $30 rate.
GitHub Copilot cloud agent
CodeQL static application security testing through Code SecurityRelationship not verified
CodeQL is Code Security's native SAST engine. Public repositories can use CodeQL without purchasing Code Security.
Plan: GitHub Secret Protection: Not verified · GitHub Code Security: Not verifiedGitHub Code Security
Dependency review and premium Dependabot workflows through Code SecurityRelationship not verified
Dependency graph, Dependabot alerts, security updates, and version updates have broader base-plan availability; Code Security adds dependency review for licensed private repositories and premium controls.
Plan: GitHub Secret Protection: Not verified · GitHub Code Security: Not verifiedGitHub Code Security
Included Copilot Autofix suggestions for CodeQL alertsRelationship not verified
Baseline Autofix does not require a Copilot subscription and does not consume AI credits. Agentic autofix is separate because it additionally requires Copilot cloud agent availability and consumes AI credits.
Plan: GitHub Secret Protection: Not verified · GitHub Code Security: Not verifiedGitHub Copilot Autofix
Secret scanning and push protection through Secret ProtectionRelationship not verified
Secret scanning, push protection, AI-detected secrets, custom patterns, delegated controls, campaigns, and secret-security overview belong to Secret Protection. Selected public-repository functions are free outside the paid plan.
Plan: GitHub Secret Protection: Not verified · GitHub Code Security: Not verifiedGitHub Secret Protection
Selected code, dependency, and secret security features for public repositoriesRelationship not verified
This is repository-visibility-based access, not a permanent GHAS Free edition. Changing a repository to private disables paid-only features unless the relevant license is present.
Third-party static-analysis findings through SARIF uploadRelationship not verified
GitHub ingests supported SARIF 2.1.0 results; the scanner and its license remain separate from Code Security.
Plan: GitHub Secret Protection: Not verified · GitHub Code Security: Not verifiedThird-party code scanning tools
How the score is calculated
Scoring method
How the score is calculated
The score uses the category-specific buying dimensions below and their displayed weights.
This page is based on public product information, official sources, structured feature data, and multi-model AI evaluation. It is not a hands-on lab test unless explicitly stated. Confidence percentages describe our research indicators, not the probability that a claim is true or a measured accuracy rate.
- Evidence confidence
- 76%
- AI claim confidence
- 99%
- Required-field evidence status
- 100%
- Evidence freshness
- 54%
- Field traceability
- 100%
- Model agreement
- 93%
Why this confidence level
- Evidence confidence uses source level and claim-to-source support; AI claim confidence is shown separately.
- Required-field evidence status measures whether weighted required claims have evidence links; it does not mean every product behavior was independently verified.
- 8 of 8 weighted claims have evidence links.
- 0 A1 documentary official sources and 15 A2 official product sources are linked.
- 1 independent review sources are retained, including 0 professional sources with an explicit hands-on method.
- 4 weighted claims are past the review window.
- 1 non-blocking commercial scope issue requires confirmation.
Accuracy and validation18%
79The platform includes semantic analysis, dependency review, validity checks, and SARIF ingestion, but coverage and build requirements differ by language, framework, query suite, repository, and runner setup, so buyers still need stack-specific validation.
Testing scope and depth18%
75Delivers detailed CodeQL scanning and dependency review, but relies on external third-party SARIF ingestion for DAST, IAST, or container-image testing.
Developer workflow15%
90Code scanning, dependency review, CodeQL CLI, and eligible Copilot Autofix suggestions are built into GitHub repository workflows, which supports developer review and pull-request-based remediation with minimal context switching for GitHub-native teams.
Remediation quality14%
82Copilot Autofix can generate code changes and explanations for eligible CodeQL alerts, and dependency controls include review and custom Dependabot triage, but suggested fixes still require human review and testing.
Risk prioritization13%
76Dependency review, production-context filters, and secret validity checks add useful prioritization context inside GitHub, while broader runtime exploitability or business-impact scoring beyond those controls is not established in the product scope.
Governance and integrations12%
81Supports policy enforcement through secret push-protection bypass policies and allows third-party tool integration via the SARIF ingestion format.
Support and total cost10%
63Metered pricing is transparent at $19 and $30 per active committer per month for the two products, yet separate charges, 90-day committer growth, Team or Enterprise prerequisites, and non-public Enterprise volume terms raise total-cost planning effort.
Public review signals
GitHub Advanced Security has favorable but limited exact-product review coverage
PeerSpot's exact GitHub Advanced Security profile is favorable. Reviewers commonly value native GitHub workflow integration, secret scanning, Dependabot, CodeQL customization, Copilot Autofix, scalability, and straightforward enablement. Recurring concerns include reporting depth, dashboard clarity, language coverage, configuration expertise, API-security scope, and active-committer cost predictability.
Public review signals updated: Aug 10, 2026
Commonly reported strengths
- Native GitHub developer workflow and repository integration
- Secret scanning, Dependabot, CodeQL customization, and Copilot Autofix
- Scalability and relatively straightforward repository enablement
Commonly reported concerns
- Management reporting and centralized dashboard clarity
- Language coverage, customization effort, and setup expertise
- Missing API testing and active-committer cost predictability
PeerSpot4.3/5
- Review count
- 12 reviews
- Source context
- GitHub Advanced Security on PeerSpotExact product
GitHub Advanced Security tag profile
Company size
- Mid-market
- Enterprise
- Small business
GitHub Advanced Security core capabilities
- CodeQL semantic SAST with default, advanced, CLI, and custom-query workflows
- Dependabot vulnerability alerts, dependency review, security updates, and premium triage controls
- Secret scanning, push protection, provider and custom patterns, validity checks, and delegated controls
- Copilot Autofix suggestions for eligible code-scanning alerts without a separate Copilot subscription
- Security overview, configurations, campaigns, metrics, APIs, auditability, and production-context filters
- Third-party code-scanning result ingestion through SARIF
Detailed strengths and purchase cautions
Why it is worth considering
- Secret Protection supports secret scanning and push protection for supported secrets, which can stop exposed credentials from reaching repositories and can support secret governance on private or internal GitHub repositories with the relevant base plan.
- Code Security includes CodeQL semantic static analysis, premium dependency security controls, and Copilot Autofix suggestions for eligible alerts, which supports pull-request and repository-based remediation workflows.
- The product family includes security overview, configurations, campaigns, metrics, APIs, auditability, and production-context filters, which can support centralized AppSec program management for GitHub-centric organizations.
What to confirm before buying
- Secret Protection and Code Security are billed as separate active-committer products, and GitHub does not publish a current combined-bundle amount or bundle discount for new customers.
- Private and internal repository use requires GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise for the relevant product, so buyers that do not want that platform dependency do not have a fit.
- The product family does not cover native DAST, IAST, API security testing, or container-image scanning in the same product, so buyers needing those testing types need additional tools.
Cross-model buying perspectives
Multi-AI review
Cross-model buying perspectives
Multiple AI models assess this tool against the same buying criteria, so you can compare scores, confidence, fit, cautions, and final views.
AI assessment updated: Sep 22, 2026
Score comparisonGeminiGPTxAIRange
Accuracy and validation8377767
Testing scope and depth75807010
Developer workflow9290875
Remediation quality8582805
Risk prioritization8073747
Governance and integrations8279834
Support and total cost68586210
appsec testing coverage depth7578726
appsec finding accuracy prioritization8274788
appsec developer workflow fit9289884
appsec policy release governance8083823
appsec program visibility7884857
- Support and total cost: 58–68 (10-point range)
- Testing scope and depth: 70–80 (10-point range)
- appsec finding accuracy prioritization: 74–82 (8-point range)
GeminiAI-assisted buyer perspective81
Designed for GitHub-hosted development teams, this suite embeds code analysis and secret protection directly into pull request workflows, though buyers must evaluate the financial implications of separate active-committer pricing.
- Review confidence
- 81/100
Model details
- Strengths
- Integrates semantic static analysis (CodeQL), dependency review, and automated Dependabot triaging directly within the GitHub developer workspace.
- Provides Copilot Autofix to deliver AI-generated code fixes and explanations for eligible CodeQL alerts without requiring a standalone Copilot subscription.
- Blocks unauthorized secrets before they reach repositories using push protection, provider-supported patterns, and validity checks.
- Cautions
- Requires separate metered licenses for Secret Protection ($19 USD per active committer per month) and Code Security ($30 USD per active committer per month), with no published new-customer combined bundle discount.
- Calculates licensing based on a 90-day trailing active-committer window, which can increase licensing costs as products are enabled on more repositories.
- Lacks native DAST, IAST, API security, and container scanning capabilities, requiring buyers to ingest third-party tool results using the SARIF format.
GPTAI-assisted buyer perspective79
GitHub Advanced Security fits GitHub-native teams that want secret scanning, CodeQL-based application security testing, dependency controls, and governance inside repository workflows, but buyers should separate Secret Protection and Code Security charges, validate active-committer impact, and check whether the needed features are on GitHub Team, GitHub Enterprise, or the public-repository scope.
- Review confidence
- 79/100
Model details
- Strengths
- Secret Protection supports secret scanning and push protection for supported secrets, which can stop exposed credentials from reaching repositories and can support secret governance on private or internal GitHub repositories with the relevant base plan.
- Code Security includes CodeQL semantic static analysis, premium dependency security controls, and Copilot Autofix suggestions for eligible alerts, which supports pull-request and repository-based remediation workflows.
- The product family includes security overview, configurations, campaigns, metrics, APIs, auditability, and production-context filters, which can support centralized AppSec program management for GitHub-centric organizations.
- Cautions
- Secret Protection and Code Security are billed as separate active-committer products, and GitHub does not publish a current combined-bundle amount or bundle discount for new customers.
- Private and internal repository use requires GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise for the relevant product, so buyers that do not want that platform dependency do not have a fit.
- The product family does not cover native DAST, IAST, API security testing, or container-image scanning in the same product, so buyers needing those testing types need additional tools.
xAIAI-assisted buyer perspective78
GitHub-centered teams that need CodeQL SAST, secret scanning with push protection, dependency review, and repository-native remediation can fit the standalone Secret Protection and Code Security products, provided they budget separate active-committer charges, hold GitHub Team or Enterprise for private repositories, and validate language coverage plus governance scope before rollout.
- Review confidence
- 78/100
Model details
- Strengths
- CodeQL semantic static analysis with default, advanced, CLI, and custom-query workflows gives GitHub-native teams SAST feedback inside pull requests and repository pipelines.
- Secret scanning, push protection, provider and custom patterns, and validity checks can stop supported secrets before they land in a repository and support delegated secret-governance controls.
- Premium dependency review, custom Dependabot auto-triage, and baseline Copilot Autofix for eligible CodeQL alerts supply automated fix suggestions without a separate Copilot subscription.
- Security overview, configurations, campaigns, metrics, APIs, auditability, and production-context filters support centralized AppSec program visibility across organizations.
- Cautions
- Secret Protection and Code Security are independent active-committer products at published metered rates of $19 and $30 per month respectively, with no published new-customer combined-bundle discount.
- Active-committer licensing measures pushed commits inside a 90-day window, so enabling either product on additional repositories can expand the billed population.
- The products do not supply native DAST, IAST, API security testing, container-image scanning, or manual validation inside the same offer.
- Paid private and internal repository use requires GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise plus the relevant product license.
Research transparency
How this page was researched
A compact record of the evidence used, what was not tested, and which conclusions still need verification.
- Official sources
- 15
- Broad product review sources
- 1
- Marketplace and app-store sources
- 0
- Editorial sources
- 0
- Latest evidence check
- Aug 10, 2026
Research basis
Global Tool Radar generated this assessment from structured facts linked to public sources. No Global Tool Radar hands-on test is recorded in this page's research data. Any external hands-on assessment is identified separately and does not affect the Global Tool Radar score.
Conflict handlingUnresolved evidence is disclosed on the page; affected deterministic calculations and price schema are withheld when the conflict is blocking.
View research methodologyVerified findingsEligible enterprise owners can start a 30-day Advanced Security trial and enable both Secret Protection and Code Security across trial organizations. GitHub also offers a 30-day Enterprise Cloud trial that includes both products on GitHub.com. Trials are temporary access, not pricing plans.
- Separate active-committer licensing for Secret Protection and Code Security. Metered customers are billed monthly for active committers; Enterprise customers can use volume/subscription purchasing with non-public terms.
- CodeQL semantic SAST with default, advanced, CLI, and custom-query workflows Dependabot vulnerability alerts, dependency review, security updates, and premium triage controls Secret scanning, push protection, provider and custom patterns, validity checks, and delegated controls Copilot Autofix suggestions for eligible code-scanning alerts without a separate Copilot subscription Security overview, configurations, campaigns, metrics, APIs, auditability, and production-context filters Third-party code-scanning result ingestion through SARIF Selected Advanced Security capabilities free for public GitHub repositories GitHub Enterprise Cloud and supported GitHub Enterprise Server deployment options
- $19 USD per active committer per month for GitHub Secret Protection
- GitHub Secret Protection is $19 USD per active committer per month and GitHub Code Security is $30 USD per active committer per month under the public metered model. The products can be enabled independently. Buying both creates two separately measured product charges; GitHub does not publish a new-customer combined-bundle amount or bundle discount. Private and internal repository use requires the relevant product on GitHub Team or Enterprise, while selected features are free for public repositories on GitHub.com. Enterprise-only volume/subscription terms require a quote or account-specific purchase flow.
Verification notes and unresolved itemsCurrent GitHub documentation says organizations with Code Security can use security campaigns, while the current public plan matrix marks security campaigns as not included for Team and Enterprise. The feature is omitted from deterministic Code Security plan facts until GitHub reconciles the packaging.
- The current public product and billing pages establish two new-customer SKUs, not a newly priced combined plan.
- The original combined GitHub Advanced Security license is retained only as an existing-customer purchase path because current docs say some customers may have it and transition remains optional
- no current public amount is attached to that path.
- Public-repository access is not returned as a permanent free plan because it is repository-visibility-based access to selected features rather than an exact GHAS edition.
Sources checked
Sources checked
GitHub Advanced Security source links
Billing for GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOpsMicrosoft LearnLevel A2Linked to 1 scored claimChecked Aug 10, 2026
About GitHub Advanced Security for GitHub Enterprise ServerGitHub DocsLevel A2Linked to 0 scored claimsChecked Aug 10, 2026
Introducing GitHub Secret Protection and GitHub Code SecurityGitHub ChangelogLevel A2Linked to 0 scored claimsChecked Aug 10, 2026
Setting up a trial of GitHub Advanced SecurityGitHub DocsLevel A2Linked to 0 scored claimsChecked Aug 10, 2026
About security campaignsGitHub DocsLevel A2Linked to 0 scored claimsChecked Aug 10, 2026
SARIF support for code scanningGitHub DocsLevel A2Linked to 1 scored claimChecked Aug 10, 2026
Prioritizing Dependabot and code scanning alerts using production contextGitHub DocsLevel A2Linked to 0 scored claimsChecked Aug 10, 2026
About autofix for code scanningGitHub DocsLevel A2Linked to 1 scored claimChecked Aug 10, 2026
FAQ
GitHub Advanced Security FAQ
Is GitHub Advanced Security still one product bundle?
GHAS is now the umbrella for two standalone products: GitHub Secret Protection and GitHub Code Security. Some existing customers may retain an original combined license that includes both, but GitHub does not publish a current new-customer bundle price.
Is GitHub Enterprise required?
Not for GitHub.com metered use: organizations on GitHub Team can purchase either standalone product. Enterprise is required for volume/subscription purchasing, GitHub Enterprise Server, enterprise-only administration, or other Enterprise platform capabilities.
Which features are free for public repositories?
GitHub publishes free public-repository access for code scanning, secret scanning, dependency review, CodeQL CLI, Copilot Autofix, push protection, and selected related capabilities. Advanced organization governance, generic or AI secret detection, custom Dependabot rules, and other premium functions require the relevant product.
Does Copilot Autofix require a GitHub Copilot subscription?
No. Baseline Copilot Autofix for eligible code-scanning alerts is included with Code Security for licensed private repositories and is free for public repositories; it does not consume AI credits. Agentic autofix is different: it requires the Copilot cloud agent and consumes AI credits.
Is GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps included?
No. GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps is a separate Azure Repos product billed through Azure. Its prices, enablement, and AI-credit terms do not apply to the GitHub repository offers in this profile.
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