GHAS flags the code. Basirah proves the fix shipped.
GitHub Advanced Security puts CodeQL findings, leaked secrets, and Dependabot alerts right in the repo, which is exactly where developers can act on them. Two gaps remain. A dismissed or merged alert says the code changed rather than the running service, and those repo alerts sit apart from the infrastructure risk on the same system.
How Basirah works with GitHub Advanced Security
Basirah ingests GHAS alerts across your repositories and deduplicates them, then ranks what remains by exploitability, reachable exposure, and FAIR-based dollar loss. It joins those alerts with scanner and cloud findings on the same service, so a CodeQL issue and an infrastructure finding on one application become a single owned queue rather than two teams' separate lists.
Repo alerts and infra findings, one queue
CodeQL, secret, and Dependabot alerts correlate with the infrastructure findings on the same service, so AppSec and operations prioritize against one shared picture.
Exploitability ranks the work
Reachable exposure and exploit signals feed the ranking, so a reachable code-scanning alert on a public endpoint outranks a low-reachability dependency alert.
Verification targets the built artifact
A re-scan of the fixed commit or built artifact confirms the vulnerability is gone from what deploys, so a dismissed alert is backed by a check rather than a judgment call.
Proof the fix held
Dismissing a code-scanning alert or merging a Dependabot bump is a decision, and decisions can be wrong. Basirah re-scans the fixed commit or the built artifact after deploy and confirms the vulnerability is actually gone from the running service. It seals a signed evidence package, so every dismissed or resolved alert can point at proof — useful the next time an auditor asks why a finding was closed.
Common questions
Which GHAS alert types are supported?
CodeQL code-scanning alerts, secret-scanning alerts, and Dependabot alerts, deduplicated across your repositories and joined with other findings on the same service.
Can you verify a dismissed or resolved alert?
Yes. Verification re-scans the fixed commit or built artifact, so a closed alert is backed by a check on the deployed code rather than a manual dismissal alone.
Does Basirah replace GitHub Advanced Security?
No. GHAS stays your code-scanning source; Basirah adds cross-repo dedupe, exposure-aware prioritization, and verification that the fix reached production.
See it run on your GitHub Advanced Security setup
We'll wire the demo around the scanners and tickets you already use, then close the loop on a real finding.
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