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GitHub adds public monitoring for data residency regions
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Why it matters
- →Enterprises in regulated regions can now detect leaked secrets in public repositories while maintaining data sovereignty.
- →Verified domain matching provides a privacy-preserving method for attribution in isolated tenant environments.
- →The feature closes the visibility gap between internal code scanning and public internet exposure.
GitHub has launched public monitoring in public preview for GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency (GHEC DR). This feature extends secret scanning to cover public commits on github.com, allowing enterprises to detect exposed credentials outside their internal repositories. Due to strict tenant isolation in data residency regions, the system uses verified domain matching to attribute alerts to the correct enterprise without sharing membership rosters across boundaries. The feature requires an active GitHub Advanced Security or GitHub Secret Protection license and is enabled via enterprise security settings.
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