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    Home»News & Updates»From finding to fixing: GitHub Advanced Security integrates Endor Labs SCA

    From finding to fixing: GitHub Advanced Security integrates Endor Labs SCA

    February 7, 2025

    It’s no wonder developers are increasingly overwhelmed. The number of new CVEs published each year has increased by nearly 500% in the last decade. And the average project, with just 10 direct dependencies, can have hundreds of indirect dependencies. Put simply, developers are often buried under a mountain of security alerts and unable to prioritize which ones to remediate first.

    While high-profile supply chain attacks like last year’s XZ Utils backdoor tend to capture attention, the danger they pose is just a fraction of the overall threat landscape. The bigger risk often comes from unpatched vulnerabilities in lesser-known open source dependencies.

    GitHub’s partnership with Endor Labs cuts through the noise to help developers accurately identify, remediate, and fix the most critical vulnerabilities—without ever leaving GitHub.

    Fixes in minutes, not months

    GitHub Advanced Security helps teams eliminate security debt and prevent new vulnerabilities with AI-powered remediation, static analysis, secret scanning, and software composition analysis.

    Learn about GitHub Advanced Security >

    With Endor Labs software composition analysis (SCA) integrated into GitHub Advanced Security and Dependabot, development teams can dismiss up to 92% of low-risk dependency security alerts to focus instead on the vulnerabilities that matter most.

    A GitHub code scanning page shows several active vulnerabilities from GitHub’s advisory database labeled 'Critical' by Endor Labs.
    Prioritize Endor Labs findings in GitHub based on function-level vulnerability reachability for both direct and transitive dependencies.

    How it works

    Endor Labs SCA brings context into open source vulnerability detection

    Endor Labs SCA helps identify and prioritize dependency vulnerabilities by their potential impact, according to factors like reachability, exploitability, and more. For example, Endor Labs checks if the vulnerable function of a given dependency is actually reachable by your application or if it is just sitting on an unused corner of a transitive dependency. Security teams can also configure risk, licensing, and permission profiles to ensure developers are not bothered unless the risk is truly warranted.

    Prioritize and fix open source vulnerabilities with GitHub

    GitHub Advanced Security integrates crucial security practices directly into the development workflow, offering developers a streamlined way to secure their code. Its features are free for open source maintainers, including dependency review, secret scanning, code scanning, and Copilot Autofix.

    Dependabot, available for free to all GitHub users, automates dependency updates, so you can spend more time building. Developers can remediate vulnerabilities by merging Dependabot-authored pull requests with the click of a button or by applying Endor Patches.

    Secure your automated workflows

    GitHub Actions makes it easy to automate all your software workflows, whether you want to build a container, deploy a web service, or welcome new users to your open source project. These actions are often updated with bug fixes and new features, which can take time to maintain.

    Endor Labs automatically discovers in-use actions and their dependencies to ensure they fit your risk, licensing, and permission profiles. Dependabot automatically updates your dependencies, and code scanning helps identify existing workflow configuration vulnerabilities and prevent new ones.

    Achieve SLSA3 compliance with GitHub Actions and Artifact Attestations

    With GitHub Actions, you can build, test, and deploy your code right from GitHub. Artifact Attestations let you create provenance signatures, which provide an unforgeable paper trail that links your artifact back to its originating workflow run. Gate deployments through attestation verification to ensure that what you deploy is exactly what you built, guaranteeing that the artifact has not been tampered with. This significantly mitigates the most common attack vectors targeting your build pipelines.

    Get started
    Sign up with Endor Labs and learn more about getting started with the Endor Labs GitHub App.

    The post From finding to fixing: GitHub Advanced Security integrates Endor Labs SCA appeared first on The GitHub Blog.

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