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GitHub is now a participant in TISAX with an Assessment Level 2 (AL2) label in the ENX Portal. TISAX is a recognized assessment and exchange mechanism for the German automotive industry, ensuring that companies meet specific information security requirements. It is based on the German Association of the Automotive Industry or Verband de Automobile (VDA) Information Security Assessment (ISA) catalog, which aligns most closely with ISO/IEC 27001.
For our customers, this participation provides additional assurance that GitHub is a trusted partner in managing and securing their data. It opens new opportunities for customers who require TISAX participation to consider using GitHub Enterprise Cloud products, GitHub Copilot, and GitHub Actions.
Participating in the TISAX program at Assessment Level 2 means that GitHub has demonstrated the ability to adequately protect sensitive information in accordance with industry standards. This assessment level focuses on:
The scope of the TISAX assessment, using the newly released VDA ISA version 6, is the same as the GitHub Information Security Management System (ISMS), which has already been assessed against ISO/IEC 27001:2013. To see the scope, you can review GitHub’s ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification.
Customers who are interested and registered as TISAX participants with ENX can find the details of GitHub’s assessment via the ENX portal by searching for GitHub, our Assessment ID (APC0RT), or our AL2 scope ID (SY52MN).
If you have any questions or need more information about GitHub’s compliance practices, please visit the GitHub Trust Center.
You can now see job level annotations above the GitHub Actions log view, improving the discoverability of annotations.
Join the discussion within GitHub Community.
Actions Usage Metrics is in public preview for all GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers at the repository level.
Actions Usage Metrics enables you to view data about your Actions workflow runs in your repositories. Launched initially at the Organization level, this dashboard helps teams identify opportunities to optimize pipelines and reduce wasted runtime minutes which, when addressed, can lead to faster runs and increased developer productivity.
To learn more about Actions Usage Metrics, check out our docs or head to our community discussion to ask questions and provide feedback.