Enterprise Roundup February 2025

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Our roundup has landed for another month of keeping you informed, increasing your knowledge, and highlighting opportunities for you to give feedback. Where will you focus on this month?

🔍 Curious questions: Quality questions asked in the past month!

• Sending GitHub Enterprise Logs to Google SecOps: Looking for guidance in sending your logs, check out this discussion to get started.
• Guidance on Structuring a GitHub Organization & Contribution Traceability for Personal Accounts: I shared our Well-Architected Framework, but join us in our continuous knowledge sharing by offering your perspective as well.

🗳️ Recent Releases: All updates, info, releases, etc that are Enterprise Server and Cloud -related!

• Verify email address to secure Enterprise Managed User accounts: Enterprise Managed Users (EMUs) must now prove ownership of their email addresses to secure their accounts and prevent any accidental data leaks by third party GitHub Apps and OAuth applications. Get details and documentation in our changelog.
• GitHub Enterprise Cloud Data Residency in Australia is generally available: With this release, teams can enhance productivity and collaboration while gaining more control over their code to meet their data residency preferences. Read the changelog post for more details.
• Edit and validate Copilot Autofix suggestions with Copilot Workspace: Copilot Autofix suggestions for code scanning alerts can now be edited and validated using Copilot Workspace for pull requests. Learn more in the changelog.

📚 Beyond the front page: Content you may have missed 🍭

• Finding all GH apps in an org or all Enterprise orgs: @gm3demo walks you through how in his discussion post.
• GitHub Enterprise Server ALERT: Your VM Snapshots Are Not Your Backup (And Here's Why): Improve your disaster recovery strategy with @oskarpie’s tips in his post.
• The architecture of SAST tools explainer: More developers will have to fix security issues in the age of shifting left. Read our blog where we break down how SAST tools can help them find and address vulnerabilities.

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