GitHub Copilot Business · GitHub

Choose the model or let Ensemble choose for you.
Govern agents from a single control plane.
Standardize everywhere developers already work.
Since bringing GitHub Copilot to market, we’ve conducted several lab studies to discover its impact on developer efficiency, developer satisfaction, and overall code quality.
For the second year in a row Gartner has recognized GitHub as highest and furthest on both Ability to Execute and Completeness of Vision for AI Code Assistant.
See how Visma reached nearly 100% daily AI adoption among developers, with GitHub Copilot reviewing roughly 65% of new code and helping shorten modernization timelines from years to months.
See how our recent and upcoming releases can help your organization drive efficiency, security, and innovation.
This guide will walk you through a framework for evaluating impact across four stages, to answer the question many enterprises ask, “How do I know Copilot is conferring these benefits for my team?”
Learn how to use the GitHub Copilot app, from your first prompt to advanced agentic workflows. Find guides, tutorials, repos, videos, and docs.
Insights, best practices, and knowledge to help you adopt GitHub quickly and efficiently.
Leading organizations choose GitHub to plan, build, secure and ship software.
GitHub is committed to building secure defaults for developers and organizations.
Whether you're charged with scaling enterprise operations or boosting developer productivity, GitHub Copilot equips you to build what’s next.
Yes. Core GitHub Copilot functionality works in code editors regardless of code hosting platform. Some features are enhanced with the use of GitHub because Copilot can directly draw context and knowledge from repositories, pull requests, issues, and other data structures in the GitHub platform.
No. GitHub does not use either Copilot Business or Enterprise data to train its models.
Yes. GitHub Copilot includes several filters designed to help protect users and mitigate risk:
Suggestions matching public code:
Copilot includes an optional code referencing filter that detects and suppresses certain suggestions that match public code on GitHub.
The filter checks for matches of 65 lexemes or more (on average 150 characters). When blocking is enabled and a match is detected, the suggestion is not shown to the user.
Enterprise administrators can apply this policy across all organizations in the enterprise or delegate control to individual organizations.
Harmful or abusive content
Copilot uses content filters designed to detect and block off-topic, harmful, offensive, or abusive output.
Security vulnerabilities
Copilot also uses filters designed to identify and suppress some insecure code patterns. These safeguards do not detect every vulnerability, so users should still review and test generated code and follow established secure-development practices.
Yes. GitHub and customers can enter a Data Protection Agreement that supports compliance with the GDPR and similar legislation.
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