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GitHub Adds Mitigated Alert Dismissal for Code Scanning
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- →Helps developers manage vulnerabilities more effectively within GitHub.
- →Aligns with formal risk-acceptance processes, reducing external tracking needs.
- →Enhances workflow efficiency by distinguishing between mitigated and unresolved alerts.
GitHub has updated its code scanning tool to include a 'Mitigated' dismissal reason for alerts. This feature allows developers to mark vulnerabilities as mitigated when external controls, like firewalls, reduce their risk. The update helps differentiate between vulnerabilities that are managed through external measures and those marked as 'Won’t fix'. This change aims to align with formal risk-acceptance processes and reduce the need for external tracking, improving the efficiency of vulnerability management within GitHub.
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