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GitHub Enhances Secret Scanning with New Filters
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- →Enhances efficiency in managing large volumes of secret scanning requests.
- →Provides more control over sorting and filtering, improving workflow management.
- →Aligns REST API capabilities with UI features, offering consistency across platforms.
GitHub has rolled out improvements to its secret scanning workflows, allowing users to sort bypass and dismissal requests in the UI by different criteria, such as newest or oldest. This change addresses the challenge of managing large volumes of requests for organizations. Additionally, a new REST API filter enables users to programmatically filter alerts based on whether push protection was bypassed. These updates enhance the efficiency and control for security analysts and developers managing secret scanning alerts.
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