Connect your GitHub repository
Use this page to connect a GitHub repository and start continuous security monitoring. Once connected, DigiCert® Software Trust Manager scans releases every 24 hours to identify vulnerabilities and signing issues.
In the Managers () menu, select Software Trust.
In the Software Trust menu, go to Secure releases.
Select Authorize GitHub.
In the DigiCert Software Trust page in GitHub, select Add.
Sign in to your GitHub account.
Select one of the following radio buttons
All repositories.
This applies to all future repositories owned by the resource owner. Also includes public repositories (read-only).
Only select repositories
Select at least one repository. Also includes public repositories (read-only).
Select Install & Authorize.
Copy and save the unique onboarding link.
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You will need this link if you abandon onboarding before completion or if the session is interrupted. Without this link, you will have to start the authorization workflow from the beginning again.
Select Continue as DigiCert customer.
Select radio button next to your DigiCert environment.
The URL you select should match the URL you use to sign in to DigiCert ONE.
Select Next.
Select Confirm region selection.
Review and select all the checkboxes regarding compliance and data selection.
Select Sign in to DigiCert ONE.
Conditional: If you have more than one DigiCert ONE account you will be prompted to select your account, then select Continue.
On the GitHub integration completed page, select Go to repositories.