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    • Getting Started with a Free Codefortify Account
    • Setting Up Gitleaks for Secret Detection
    • Setting Up a Project
    • Configuring Custom Severity Scores in Codefortify
    • Enable the GitHub Dependency Graph for SBOM Insights
    • Generating an SBOM
    • Reviewing and Resolving a Vulnerability
    • Activating a New Scanner
    • Setting Up Two Factor Authentication
    • Adding a New User to Your Team
    • Authenticate to Your GitHub Account
    • Upgrading Your Plan
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  1. Getting Started

Authenticate to Your GitHub Account

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Last updated 5 months ago

In order to get your first scans setup you need to authenticate to the Github account that’s associated with the repos you’d like to scan. In order to do that do the following:

  1. Head to the projects tab and select “Create a New Project”

  2. Give your project a name and an optional description

  3. Once saved, select the hyperlinked project name and click on “Project Settings” in the top right corner of the card

Select “Authenticate” under the Github Authentication section and enter the credentials for the Github user you’d like to authenticate

  1. Once authenticated head back into the project to add your first code repository you’d like to scan

And that's it! You are now ready to

connect to the repos you'd like to add to this project