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5 articlesGitHub streams Copilot agent sessions to the SIEM, in preview
GitHub put Copilot agent session streaming into public preview on July 2, exposing prompts, responses and tool calls from cloud agents and IDE clients to enterprise event collectors. For CI-adjacent workflows it turns Copilot from a black box into something an on-call can reconstruct after the fact.
Jul 7, 2026 · Maya OkonkwoSecurity & supply chainGitHub starts watching the whole public site for your leaked secrets
GitHub is previewing public monitoring for enterprise secret scanning: real-time detection across all of public github.com, with leaks attributed back to your organisation. Useful, and a preview, so read the small print.
Jul 6, 2026 · Tomás VegaIncident responseGitHub ships a one-click self-revoke for users whose credentials just leaked
An individual GitHub Enterprise member can now wipe every credential they own, personal access tokens, SSH keys, OAuth tokens and SSO authorizations, in a single action from the Settings page. Containment used to be a scavenger hunt across four menus.
Jun 25, 2026 · Tomás VegaSecurity & supply chainEnterprise MCP adoption keeps outrunning its authorization layer
The Model Context Protocol has become the default way enterprises wire AI agents to internal tools, but the authorization layer between agent, protocol and downstream resource is still the part most platform teams are stitching together by hand.
Jun 19, 2026 · Tomás VegaSecurity & supply chainGitHub Actions hands platform teams a workflow-trigger allow list
GitHub Actions is rolling out workflow execution protections in public preview at the enterprise, organization, and repository levels, letting administrators define who and what can trigger workflows. It's the platform-owned trigger gate the CI/CD industry has been quietly working toward for years.
Jun 18, 2026 · Tomás Vega