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GitHub EMU IP Allow List Now Generally Available

GitHub Changelog·June 8, 2026·high confidence

Why it matters

  • →Enhances security by restricting access to approved IP addresses.
  • →Applies to all access methods and credentials, ensuring comprehensive coverage.
  • →Aligns with enterprise network access policies, providing better control.
GitHub EMU IP Allow List Now Generally Available
©GitHub Changelog

GitHub has announced the general availability of its IP allow list feature for Enterprise Managed Users (EMUs) on GitHub Enterprise Cloud. This feature enables enterprises to enforce network access policies across user namespaces, ensuring that only approved IP addresses can access repositories. It applies to all access methods, including the web UI, Git protocol, and APIs, and covers all credentials. This update enhances security by allowing enterprises to maintain strict control over user access in line with their security policies.

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