Enforce GitHub Advanced Security configurations
Enterprise administrators can now enforce GitHub Advanced Security configurations across organizations, preventing organization and repository administrators from overriding enterprise-level security settings.
Enterprise administrators can now enforce GitHub Advanced Security configurations across their organizations. This prevents both organization and repository administrators from overriding settings defined at the enterprise level, helping security and compliance teams apply consistent policies across their enterprise. Previously, enforcement only prevented repository owners from changing these settings.
To configure enforcement in a security configuration, select Don’t enforce, Enforce for repository owners, or Enforce for repository and organization owners from the “Enforcement” dropdown menu.
Learn more in our docs about security configurations.
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