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## GitHub security tools by plan availability
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The following table summarizes GitHub's security and code quality tools and the GitHub plans required to use them.
\* GitHub Code Quality requires GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise Cloud (currently in public preview).
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The following table summarizes GitHub's security and code quality tools, the minimum GitHub plan required to use them, and whether the GitHub Secret Protection or GitHub Code Security add-on is needed.
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> [!NOTE]
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> GitHub Secret Protection and GitHub Code Security are paid add-on products that can be purchased by organizations on **GitHub Team** and **GitHub Enterprise Cloud** plans. Many features included in these add-on products are also available for free on public repositories, as indicated in the table below.
| Security overview | GitHub Team |—|—|✅|✅|
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\* GitHub Code Quality is currently in public preview.
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\*\* Artifact attestations for private repositories require GitHub Enterprise Cloud.
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> GitHub Secret Protection and GitHub Code Security are paid add-on products available for organizations on GitHub Team and GitHub Enterprise Cloud plans. Many features included in these products are also available for free on public repositories, as indicated in the table above.
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In the table above, "All plans" means the tool is available at no extra cost on every GitHub plan, including the free plans (GitHub Free for personal accounts and GitHub Free for organizations). "GitHub Team" means the minimum required plan is GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise Cloud, both of which are paid plans that also support purchasing the GitHub Secret Protection and GitHub Code Security add-on products. Detailed pricing information is available from GitHub.
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