Self-service credential revocation for incident response
For a timely response to security incidents involving compromised accounts or stolen credentials, GitHub Enterprise owners can now use new “break-glass” capabilities to instantly revoke all credentials for a given user. This builds on the enterprise-wide credential management tools for incident response released earlier.
Read GitHub's release noteshttps://github.blog/changelog/2026-06-24-self-service-credential-revocation-for-incident-response
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